Lemonade is AMD's open-source local AI server that manages multiple backends like llama.cpp and FastFlowLM across GPU/NPU/CPU, serving text, image, and audio generation through an OpenAI-compatible API.
Google DeepMind has released Gemma 4: four models—31B dense, 26B MoE (A4B), E4B, and E2B—with a 256K context, multimodal input, tool calling, and support for 140 languages.
SwiftLM, an Apple Silicon–only MLX inference server, provides a native Metal implementation of TurboQuant V2+V3 hybrid KV‑cache compression and NVMe SSD expert streaming.
Automatically decomposing a single anime illustration into front hair, back hair, clothes, and other layers with inpaint completion of hidden areas. Testing the LayerDiff + Marigold-based implementation.
Adobe CC's WAM component silently adds a detect-ccd.creativecloud.adobe.com entry to the Windows hosts file and uses it to detect installations from the browser. A breakdown of the mechanism and the broader pattern of major software taking control away from the OS and the user.
A summary of how source maps bundled in the Claude Code npm package made over 510k lines of TypeScript visible, and how a branch-name command injection in OpenAI Codex could have allowed theft of GitHub tokens.
Ollama 0.19 switches the Apple Silicon backend to MLX, achieving 1,810 tokens/s prefill and 112 tokens/s decode. NVFP4 quantization support and cache improvements landed at the same time.
Qwen3.5-35B-A3B is an SSM+Attention hybrid where only 10 of 40 layers use KV cache. Expanding ctx-size from 4096 to 65536 on llama-server added just 800MB VRAM with zero speed loss. Includes q8_0 KV quantization benchmarks and TurboQuant status.
After updating to AMD Software 26.3.1 on a GMKtec EVO-X2 (Ryzen AI Max+ 395), Vulkan backend fails to allocate device memory properly and falls back to CPU. Investigation and workaround by changing BIOS VRAM allocation from 48GB/16GB to 32GB/32GB.
Hypura breaks away from llama.cpp’s mmap design and streams even dense models with a three-tier NVMe placement, while TurboQuant eliminates quantization-constant overhead via a polar-coordinate transform. Includes a design comparison with Flash‑MoE and a review of scenarios where KV‑cache compression actually helps.