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Redis author antirez built the pure-C inference engine DS4 "Dwarf Star," compressing DeepSeek V4 Flash from 500GB to 80.8GB via asymmetric quantization for local deployment on 128GB unified memory at 26.7 tokens/sec.

Moonshot AI, Alibaba, DeepSeek, and Meituan all crossed the trillion-parameter threshold. China's open-source LLMs made the B-to-T leap in just 18 months.

No ChatGPT account? No problem. Learn how to connect DeepSeek and other Chinese LLMs to Codex using the Codex++ management tool — including Base URL setup, API Key creation, and token top-up.

jlens-gguf is an open-source tool bringing Anthropic's Jacobian Lens interpretability method to GGUF and llama.cpp, enabling internal observation, real-time steering, and abliteration for both dense and MoE models.

DeepSeek is reportedly developing its own AI chip, moving from algorithms to hardware to achieve software-hardware co-optimization. An in-depth analysis of its strategic rationale, key challenges, and implications for China's AI industry autonomy.

DeepSeek's paper 'Thinking with Visual Primitives' was online for just 4 hours before being pulled. It uses bounding boxes and points as reasoning primitives, letting models 'point at' images to outperform GPT, Gemini, and Claude on maze navigation and counting.

A systematic roadmap from LangChain and LangGraph to multi-agent development, covering RAG, Tool Calling, MCP, and more, helping developers break into AI app development.

Alibaba's Qwen3.8 challenges larger models with a 2.4T-parameter MoE architecture, claiming second only to Gemini. A deep dive into MoE mechanics, continuous updates, two-speed release strategy, and real local deployment requirements.

Qwen 3.8 Max has 2.4 trillion parameters and will be open-sourced. In KingBench testing it scored 81.25%, ranking second, beating Claude Opus 4.8 and trailing only Fable 5. A deep dive into its performance across 8 tests.

Alibaba's Qwen releases a 2.4T parameter MoE model claiming to be 'second only to Gemini 2.5.' We break down what's real—and what's just hype.

Hands-on with Alibaba Tongyi Qianwen's strongest Qwen3: a 2.4-trillion-parameter open weight model scoring 81.25% on KingBench, ranking second and beating Claude Opus 4.8 with perfect scores in game dev, math, and agent tasks.

T-Head open-sources AI software stack T-Head SAIL at WAIC to lower the barrier for domestic chip development; Kimi K3 tops the WebDev leaderboard; Qwen 3.8 Max Preview cuts prices aggressively; Moonshot prepares a Hong Kong IPO; and Oracle switches its data center to a fuel cell microgrid.

Alibaba open-sources a 2.4 trillion parameter Qwen model and launches the Qwen Token Plan. Chinese models surge, Kimi K3 tops global rankings, and China's AI is reshaping the global competitive landscape.

A US engineer's live test of Kimi K3: 2.8T parameters, 1M token context, 87% audience vote over Fable5 in game generation. Full report covering benchmarks, speed, and code debugging.

Cosine AI founder reveals how the UK's first sovereign LLM is being built — from government compute grants and RL credit attribution to multi-agent orchestration and synthetic data pipelines.

Startup Prismo claims to compress a 27B-parameter model to 4GB for full local inference on iPhone 17 Pro. We break down the compression tech, compare it to Apple's MoE approach, and assess real-world limits.

Ornith 1.0 by Deep Reinforce reinforces Qwen 3.5 for code agents. We test Ornith 9B & 35B MoE on Chinese writing, logic, and invoice OCR, with full llama.cpp deployment guide.

MiniMax M3 is a 428B MoE model. Its 23B active parameters reflect per-token compute, not VRAM needs. Learn the MoE trade-offs, quantization options, and deployment paths to avoid the most common misconception.

Kimi K3 sets a new open-weight record at 2.8T params, GrokBuild pivots to local-first after a privacy crisis, Open Interpreter rewrites in Rust — a deep dive into five major AI coding agent developments and the shift toward harness transparency.

Leaked financials show OpenAI's -122% operating margin — losing money on every sale. MIT research reveals 95% of enterprise AI investments yield zero returns. A deep dive into the AI cost paradox.