Call for compute - help optimize Qwen inference speed on local hardware
Summary
The user has renamed a GitHub repository to HyperQwen to focus on optimizing Qwen model inference speeds on local hardware and is seeking testers with 4090s and 5090s GPUs for both Windows and Linux.
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