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SiliconANGLE 2 months ago 41 ● 4 sources
Meta released Muse Glimmer, an open-weights language model designed to run on personal computers and Macs. The 30B-parameter model was compressed to under 20GB of RAM by quantizing weights to 4 bits. Meta says it now supports faster inference via speculative decoding and improved reliability through retry training on failed tasks, with performance tested on two dozen AI benchmarks.
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Sakana AI verified that training Sakana Fugu’s orchestration “conductor” model with a Gemma 4 base delivers performance comparable to its prior setup. The conductor research is based on Sakana AI’s ICLR 2026 work on Trinity and Conductor. This enables Sakana Fugu to modularly swap both the model pool and conductor base model, supporting more base-model options and tailoring for different sovereignty requirements.
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21 October 2026
The day’s biggest thread is the messy, money-shaped convergence between AI compute and Musk’s day jobs. SpaceX posted its first operating profit as a public company, driven by “Super Intelligence” AI-compute leasing that brought in $7.56 billion in revenue—nearly tripling quarter over quarter. That profit milestone lands alongside Tesla and SpaceX forming special board committees to evaluate a potential merger valued at roughly $3.5 trillion combined, even as Elon Musk says he’s barred from talks as a conflicted party. The near-term implications may be mostly corporate paperwork rather than a new robot fleet, but the direction is clear: rockets, satellites, and ground connectivity are being treated as part of the same AI supply chain as vehicles, robotics, and compute.
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