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Will DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 run on Strata? Optimized model coming soon

Will DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 run on Strata? Optimized model coming soon
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A 763B-parameter AI model may run on gaming PCs through compression via GSQ-RCO and optimization for local inference using the Strata engine.

Key points

  • •It was revealed that an ultra-large AI model with 763 billion parameters could potentially run on a gaming PC.
  • •Michael Helcig disclosed on October 20 that he used GSQ-RCO, which he is involved in developing, to compress the model.
  • •The model has been optimized for local inference using the Strata inference engine and is expected to be available soon.
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