IBM released Granite Switch 4.1 on 15 October. The model cards pin vLLM below 0.28, the plugin allows up to 0.30, and neither covers vLLM 0.31.0. Speech is English only.
Read moreDetailsReflection published Beam 1.0 weights on 16 October: 1,002.68 GB in BF16, 293.65 GB in NVFP4, plain Apache 2.0. Transformers 5.20.1 loads it; the vLLM day-0 support is an unmerged...
Read moreDetailsSince 15 October, fast mode on Claude Opus 5.5 needs no waitlist or beta header. We stacked every multiplier on the $8/$40 price and found the catch: fast and standard...
Read moreDetailsMuse Spark Open went up on Hugging Face on 15 October under an MIT-style licence with three strings: a Built with credit that follows models trained on its outputs, a...
Read moreDetailsNVIDIA released Nemotron 3.5 Bolt 74B-A9B on 15 October. The files the recipe loads total 24.75 GB, there is no 24 GB discrete recipe, and the PinchBench #1 claim trails...
Read moreDetailsMeta launched Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full on 12 October. We read the model card and the price page: the API gets the weaker one, and the benchmark footnotes...
Read moreDetailsLiquid AI released LFM2.5-24B-A2B with open weights. We read the full benchmark table and the license: strong at tool calls, weak at coding, and not free for every company.
Read moreDetailsGoogle deprecated Gemini 3.7 Flash on 8 October and routes its traffic to 3.8 Flash, a month after calling 3.7 the efficiency pick. Here's what moves on the bill and...
Read moreDetailsDecisions returns a probability, a choice or a score instead of text, on gpt-6-luna only. It's $0.10 in and free out, but with no caching a long rubric can cost...
Read moreDetailsUltrafast on GPT-6.1 Sol costs $12 and $60 per million tokens: six times standard Sol, three times Fast, and 1.2 times Astra at normal speed. The guide is silent on...
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