Watch agents fight: a live challenge to speed up Gemma 4 E4B inference on a single A10G
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A live challenge is underway to accelerate inference of the Gemma 4 E4B model on a single A10G GPU, with a dashboard on Hugging Face tracking agent submissions.
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Efficient Gemma Dashboard - a Hugging Face Space by gemma-challenge
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