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Colibri Pure-C Engine Goes Viral: Running a 744B Model on 25GB of RAM
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Colibri Pure-C Engine Goes Viral: Running a 744B Model on 25GB of RAM

Colibri is a zero-dependency pure-C inference engine that runs 744B MoE models on 25GB RAM using three-tier VRAM/RAM/NVMe scheduling. Supports GLM, Kimi, DeepSeek and more.

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Dense or MoE? How to Choose the Right AI Model Architecture
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Dense or MoE? How to Choose the Right AI Model Architecture

Dense vs MoE: what's the difference and when should you use each? This guide breaks down sparse vs full parameter activation to help you choose the right AI architecture.

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Dense Models vs MoE: Active Parameters, Throughput, and a Practical Selection Guide
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Dense Models vs MoE: Active Parameters, Throughput, and a Practical Selection Guide

A deep dive into Dense vs MoE models: active parameters, total parameters, and throughput explained. Includes a practical selection guide using NVIDIA Nemotron 3.5 Lightning as a case study.

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Accelerating Dropless MoE Training in JAX: A Deep Dive into NVIDIA Transformer Engine
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Accelerating Dropless MoE Training in JAX: A Deep Dive into NVIDIA Transformer Engine

Learn how NVIDIA Transformer Engine accelerates Dropless MoE training in JAX, covering MoE architecture, token dropping, FP8 precision, and grouped GEMM optimizations.

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DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash Lands on Fireworks: 552B MoE Model Targets Coding and Agents
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DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash Lands on Fireworks: 552B MoE Model Targets Coding and Agents

DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash, a 552B MoE model built for coding, cybersecurity, and agents, is now live on Fireworks — claimed to outperform Opus 5 and GPT-5.6 at 1/40th the cost.

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Rethinking Scaling Laws: Parameters Are Not the Only Answer
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Rethinking Scaling Laws: Parameters Are Not the Only Answer

Deep analysis of Scaling Law evolution from Kaplan to Chinchilla to the MoE era, exploring why blindly stacking parameters is a mistake, and how GLM-5.3 proves scaling has multiple knobs.

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