Groq is not a publicly traded company and has no legal reporting requirements. Sure, their projected revenue numbers they gave to investors dropped from $2b in February to $500m in July, but a later funding round in September showed it wasn't significant to how insiders saw the company. Contrary to what this article would imply, their valuation more than doubled from $2.8b last year to $6.9b this year after Groq's latest round of investment in September (after their revenue adjustment). Considering they increased revenue from $90m to $500m and got a $1.5b commitment from Saudi Arabia, I really don't see this being 'hype'.

src: https://www.reuters.com/business/groq-more-than-doubles-valu...