VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @ddalcu, MLX-Serve 26.11.1, a local server for Apple silicon, is a full rewrite of its engine. The change means new models, quantization types and media engines can be added as plugins. The post was shared through Scobleizer News Pulse under the Models & Releases section. The snippet gives no benchmarks or migration details, so the wider scope of the rewrite is unclear.
According to a post on X by @ddalcu, MLX-Serve 26.11.1, a local server for Apple silicon, is a full rewrite of its engine. The change means new models, quantization types and media engines can be added as plugins. The post was shared through Scobleizer News Pulse under the Models & Releases section. The snippet gives no benchmarks or migration details, so the wider scope of the rewrite is unclear.
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The local Apple-silicon server's new release is a full engine rewrite, so new models, quantization types and media engines can be added as plugins. Also: https://x.com/TheDavidTai/status/2115607410274451916 Original post on X Section: Models & Releases
Developers who run LLM inference locally on Apple silicon may be able to extend the server with new models or quantization formats without changing the core engine. Teams following local inference tools should check the release notes for how plugins are built and which components ship at launch. The post does not provide details on compatibility or performance.
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