Groq updated its Terms of Use on June 25, 2026 to reflect a change in the company's legal entity name from Groq, Inc. to Groq, LLC. The updated language now identifies the service operator as 'Groq, LLC or its wholly owned subsidiaries or affiliates' rather than 'Groq, Inc.' The contact address for the legal department remains unchanged, but is now attributed to Groq, LLC instead of Groq, Inc.
The updated Terms of Use now identify Groq's legal operating entity as Groq, LLC rather than Groq, Inc. This is a corporate structural change that does not alter what services Groq provides, how your data is processed, what fees apply, or your rights under the agreement. The contact information for the legal department remains the same.
The agreement now identifies Groq, LLC as the operator rather than Groq, Inc.
Legal contact address is now attributed to Groq, LLC for mail and email correspondence.
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
Groq updated its Terms of Use to reflect a corporate reorganization: the identified operator entity changed from Groq, Inc. to Groq, LLC. This is a standard consequence of corporate restructuring and does not modify substantive …
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