@VikParuchuri: Chandra OCR 2.6 is out on our API - faster, cheaper, and more accurate than the frontier: - Outscores Gemini Flash 3.8,…
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Chandra OCR 2.6 发布，宣称在 API 上比前沿模型更快、更便宜且更准确，超越 Gemini Flash、Opus 和 Sol，成本降低 5-15 倍，速度提升 2-10 倍。
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Chandra OCR 2.6 is out on our API - faster, cheaper, and more accurate than the frontier:
- Outscores Gemini Flash 3.8, Opus 5.5, Sol 6.1
- 5-15x cheaper
- 2-10x faster with <5s p50 https://t.co/vhf3Gm4QVO
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