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 new flagship pairs a trillion total parameters with 52B active per token and adds vision alongside multilingual text.
The multilingual vision-language model targets document text recognition and ships with a permissive license for commercial use.
A dense English–Chinese language model lands under Apache 2.0, aimed at teams that want permissive licensing at mid-size scale.
A compact 1.7B-parameter multilingual model built to run locally and serve as the base for specialized multimodal variants.
The 2-billion-parameter model combines vision, audio and speech-to-speech in a package small enough to run on device.
A compact vision-language model built to read tables, formulas, and complex page layouts arrives on Hugging Face.
The Apache-2.0 speech model handles transcription, translation, and figuring out who said what.
The new conversational LLM ships under a permissive license with community GGUF builds already available for local use.
The open-weights model pairs text- and image-to-video generation with action-aware causal attention and explicit camera control.
The Korean game studio behind PUBG puts out a compact, permissively licensed language model as an early preview.
Alibaba's new open audio-language model transcribes and diarizes speech across 30 languages under an Apache 2.0 license.
A compact 4-billion-parameter instruction model targets English and Chinese tasks under a permissive Apache 2.0 license.
The new text-to-image and editing model leans on structured prompts and multi-reference inputs for more controllable generation.
The new release pairs a mixture-of-experts design with agentic, coding, and video-understanding abilities in a single open model.
The new MIT-licensed checkpoint folds image understanding and reasoning into DeepSeek's fast, mixture-of-experts Flash line.
The new Nemotron Labs model packs a 4-billion-parameter language model trained on NVIDIA's Nemotron datasets.
The Qwen3.5-based Ornith-1.5 pairs a mixture-of-experts design with vision support and an unusually permissive license.
A single endpoint now routes text conversation, decision-making, and speech synthesis across IBM's Apache-licensed Granite line.
The new open-weight model pairs a million-token context window with Meta's bet on long-horizon coding agents.