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A lawsuit has been filed challenging Nvidia's $20 billion licensing deal with AI startup Groq, alleging that the transaction shortchanged Groq's stockholders by offering a "lowball price" that squeezed out minority investors. The case raises questions about the deal's fairness and valuation methodology. The lawsuit highlights ongoing scrutiny of high-value tech M&A transactions and governance concerns around how startup founders and investors value equity stakes in acquisition agreements involving major chipmakers.