@LambLabs: Meet Woolly We post-trained Qwen3-8B to run up to 2–3× faster on math & coding prompts and, more importantly, to fit on…

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LambLabs introduces Woolly, a post-training technique that accelerates Qwen3-8B by 2-3x for math and coding tasks, enabling it to run on their chip, with a live demo available.

Meet Woolly 🐑 We post-trained Qwen3-8B to run up to 2–3× faster on math & coding prompts and, more importantly, to fit on our chip. The technique works with any LLM, regardless of size or quantization. Live demo this week → https://t.co/7K5HUfVq5Z https://t.co/dA2FuDo2ag
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Meet Woolly 🐑

We post-trained Qwen3-8B to run up to 2–3× faster on math & coding prompts and, more importantly, to fit on our chip.

The technique works with any LLM, regardless of size or quantization.

Live demo this week → https://t.co/7K5HUfVq5Z https://t.co/dA2FuDo2ag


A Woolly Qwen3-8B

Source: https://woolly.trylittlelamb.com/ checking both engines

Left · original

standard decoding

The original model’s response will unfold here.

Output— tok/s

First token—

Elapsed—

Right · accelerated

A WoollyQwen3-8B

Woolly accelerated decoding

Woolly

The Woolly response will appear here.

Output— tok/s

First token—

Elapsed—

Ready for the same prompt in both lanes

Try

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