🟩 NVIDIA's whole speech stack just went local. ASR + TTS + codec, quantized to GGUF, running on-device via NeMo-Speech.cpp
Summary
NVIDIA's entire speech stack—ASR, TTS, and codec—is now quantized to GGUF and runs locally on-device via NeMo-Speech.cpp, with new model releases for Magpie-TTS, Nemotron Speech Streaming, and Parakeet.
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