Sunny Madra (Head of Groq Cloud) discusses initial developer demand on Groq's inference platform following the release of Meta's open-source Llama 3 model.
“And for us, we saw within the first 48 hours, it become the most power, most popular model that we run on Grok. And so really replacing what? Replacing Mixtrel eight by seven for us, which was, you know, generally considered the best open source model at that point.”
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