Reflection 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 ...
Somebody on the team read "6B activated" and asked which of our boxes could run it. Fair question, wrong number: the FP8 checkpoint for Qwen3.8-Flash-Next is about 173 GiB of ...
Two weeks ago we said the honest problem with Inkling was that you probably couldn't run it. Two terabytes of VRAM will do that. Thinking Machines seems to have agreed, ...
Somebody forwards you the headline: an open model that beats rivals ten times its size. Then you open Poolside's own benchmark table and Kimi K3 is sitting there at 88.3 ...
Somebody on your team is going to ask whether you can just host Kimi K3 yourselves. Short version: the weights land by July 27, and they weigh roughly 1.4 terabytes. ...
You read our piece on Qwen 3.8, nodded at the open weights, then hit the same wall we always do. Great, now where do you actually run a near trillion-parameter ...
Mira Murati's lab spent about nine months in near silence, and on July 15 it shipped weights instead of a waitlist. Inkling is a 975B mixture-of-experts model under Apache 2.0, ...
Another giant model landed on Hugging Face, and this one is worth stopping for. On July 6 Tencent open-sourced Hy3, a 295B mixture-of-experts model under a plain Apache 2.0 license, ...