why aren't all 57 resolved? a statement only gets an assessment when the public
record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 4 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
assertions are supported or contradicted. on every card:
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Ross: Groq previously refused to run Chinese AI models
“So we up until recently refused to run any Chinese models.”
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Ross: Groq blocks IP addresses originating from China
“One of the problems, so we actually block IP addresses from China.”
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Jonathan Ross has never sold any of his Groq shares
“Yeah, but I don't sell shares, so. ... Never.”
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Jonathan Ross: Groq is currently operating 13 data centers globally
“We're now at 13 data centers. We have data centers in the United States, in Canada, in Europe in the Middle East.”
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Groq originally planned to raise only $300 million in recent round
“It is, in fact we were only gonna raise three hundred million”
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Groq gives every employee a 25 million token per second challenge coin
“Everyone at Grok carries this twenty five million token per second challenge coin. And what this is, is it tells everyone what we're doing.”
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Groq operated for seven years before achieving product-market fit
“We were around for seven years before we had product market fit, right?”
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Ross: Cheaper AI models trigger net spikes in Groq developer count
“And so what's really happening is every time one of these models gets cheaper, we see our developer count just skyrocket. It just like goes up and then it comes back down a little bit, but the slope is higher than when it started.”
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Ross: Groq is not currently preparing for an IPO
“Our focus is purely on execution right now. Whether or not you go public, you know, that's like that's a completely different game than we're playing right now. Right now, all that matters is can we satisfy the demand for compute?”