I thought I’d done something extraordinary by running massive models on standard smartphones but
Summary
Creator of bigedgeonmoe open-source codebase enables running massive MoE models (up to 120B parameters) on mobile devices and consumer PCs, achieving 6 tokens/s for Qwen 35B on a mid-range phone.
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