Summary
According to a post on X by @__tinygrad__, tinygrad says its tinybox red flash now runs GLM-5.3-Flash, using IQ4_XS quantization, faster for a single user at a 262k-token context. The company also reports about 1,000 tokens per second of combined decode across multiple users. The post says the box is now running the Terminal-Bench and DeepSWE coding benchmarks. The snippet does not give a baseline for the speed comparison, and the figures are the company's own claims.
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What happened
tinygrad says its tinybox red flash now runs GLM-5.3-Flash (IQ4_XS quantization) faster for a single user at a 262k-token context, with about 1,000 tokens per second of combined decode across multiple users. It is now running the Terminal-Bench and DeepSWE coding benchmarks on the box. Original post on X Section:...
Why it matters
Developers and teams evaluating local hardware for large language models may find these throughput claims relevant to their own setups. The reported changes are a speed gain for one user and an aggregate throughput figure across several users at long context. Watch for independent benchmark results and the baseline behind the "faster" claim, since the post does not provide one.
Signal Intelligence
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Technical label WATCH
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Category RESEARCH
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