IBM's Granite Switch Treats Models Like Software
A new Apache-2.0 release reframes enterprise LLMs as components you can swap and update in place.
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A new Apache-2.0 release reframes enterprise LLMs as components you can swap and update in place.
The Apache-2.0 speech model handles transcription, translation, and figuring out who said what.
A single endpoint now routes text conversation, decision-making, and speech synthesis across IBM's Apache-licensed Granite line.
The Abu Dhabi lab behind the Falcon language models releases Falcon ASR, an open speech-to-text system.
The German AI lab frames its new open-weight language model around European data sovereignty and transparency.
The latest update to IBM's Apache 2.0 model family leans into structured reasoning while keeping its enterprise-friendly licensing.
The new dense model brings optional step-by-step thinking and function calling under a permissive Apache-2.0 license.
A 230-million-parameter language model built to run locally on constrained hardware like the Raspberry Pi.
The new two-billion-parameter model offers transcription capabilities for at least five major languages under a permissive Apache 2.0 license.
The new Apache 2.0-licensed model is part of the company's Granite family and aims to provide high-quality speech-to-text across several languages.