A cluster of AI chip startups is racing to raise billions of dollars at sharply higher valuations, as Nvidia's roughly $20 billion arrangement with Groq revives investor confidence that specialized inference hardware can deliver lucrative acquisitions and licensing payouts. The wave of dealmaking marks a notable reversal in sentiment toward capital-intensive silicon ventures, which had long been viewed warily given steep development costs and Nvidia's grip on the accelerator market.
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