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Ollama's macOS version v0.40.4 bundles license files for both llama.cpp and Apple MLX, and during testing the server logs showed a library model being loaded on the MLX engine.
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50%
Confidence
Medium-term (~90 days)
Relevance
10/15/2026
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Valid until: 1/13/2027
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UnverifiedIn Ollama v0.40.0, supported model architectures will run via the MLX runtime by default on Mac devices equipped with Apple Silicon chips.74% similarUnverifiedOllama on macOS has migrated to the MLX framework optimized for Apple Silicon, improving time-to-first-token and overall generation speed.65% similarUnverifiedApple uses the jaccl communication collective to support pipeline and tensor parallelism, supported since MLX v0.30.1 and based on the Thunderbolt 5 RDMA driver introduced in macOS 26.2.62% similarUnverifiedOllama was originally built as a lightweight command-line tool and background server, and has now also released official desktop applications for Windows and macOS.61% similarUnverifiedCompared to Llama.cpp, Apple's native MLX can be approximately 40% faster on MoE models.59% similar
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