Why Groq Loves Mixture of Experts Models

Groq's LPUs thrive on MoE inference while GPUs struggle with memory bottlenecks.
Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) architectures power most of today’s frontier AI models, at least the ones which we are aware of, thanks to their open weights nature.  This includes models from DeepSeek, Moonshot AI’s Kimi, and even the recently announced OpenAI’s gpt-oss series.  For context, MoE architecture activates only a subset of parameters per token, while retaining a large number of parameters for counts. And for companies like Groq, which have built their entire business around inference, MoE models present a perfect match for the company’s LPU (Language Processing Unit) chips, as per CEO Jonathan Ross.  Groq’s LPUs are hardware systems designed specifically for AI inference, and they outperform traditional GPU systems in output speed.  Ross was in Benga
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Supreeth is an engineering graduate who is curious about the world of artificial intelligence and loves to write stories on how it is solving problems and shaping the future of humanity.
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