Groq shareholders challenge Nvidia deal over a missing vote
Two former Groq engineers are suing the chip startup’s directors, arguing that Nvidia’s license for Groq technology plus its hiring of Groq’s engineers was effectively a company sale that required a stockholder vote. The case could test whether a deal structured as licensing and hiring can avoid Delaware’s sale-approval rules; Groq calls the suit meritless, and Nvidia is not a defendant.