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...The repository introduces fine-grained expert segmentation and shared expert isolation to improve specialization while controlling compute cost. For example, their MoE variant with 16.4B parameters claims comparable or better performance to standard dense models like DeepSeek 7B or LLaMA2 7B using about 40% of the total compute. The repo publishes both Base and Chat variants of the 16B MoE model (deepseek-moe-16b) and provides evaluation results across benchmarks. It also includes a quick start with inference instructions (using Hugging Face Transformers) and guidance on fine-tuning (DeepSpeed, hyperparameters, quantization). The licensing is MIT for code, with a “Model License” applied to the models.

...To use it, users must download over 500 GB of files and set them up locally with the SGLang inference engine. Grok-2.5 supports advanced inference with multi-GPU configurations, requiring at least 8 GPUs with more than 40 GB of memory each for optimal performance. It integrates with the SGLang framework to enable serving, testing, and chat-style interactions. The model comes with a post-training architecture and requires the correct chat template to function properly. It is released under the Grok 2 Community License Agreement, encouraging community experimentation and responsible use.

...It leverages Multi-head Latent Attention to compress the KV cache into latent vectors, dramatically reducing memory demand and improving inference speed at scale. The model also employs Multi-Token Prediction, enabling multi-step token generation in a single pass for up to 40% faster output through speculative and parallel decoding techniques. Its training corpus incorporates ten languages, enriched with books, academic sources, code datasets, mathematical tasks, and more than 5.5 trillion tokens of high-quality synthetic data. This combination significantly boosts reasoning, coding, and multilingual performance across modern benchmarks. ...