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According to a post on X by @Aleph__Alpha, the company's Kolibri 1 model now runs on vLLM 0.33, an open inference engine. The post thanks the vLLM and Hugging Face communities for their help. It says the change means European teams can serve Aleph Alpha's model on what it describes as the most widely used open inference engine.
According to a post on X by @Aleph__Alpha, the company's Kolibri 1 model now runs on vLLM 0.33, an open inference engine. The post thanks the vLLM and Hugging Face communities for their help. It says the change means European teams can serve Aleph Alpha's model on what it describes as the most widely used open inference engine.
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Aleph Alpha's Kolibri 1 model now runs on vLLM 0.33, with thanks to the vLLM and Hugging Face communities. Why it matters: European teams can serve Aleph Alpha's model on the most widely used open inference engine. Original post on X Section: Updates & Announcements
Teams in Europe that already use vLLM to serve models can now run Kolibri 1 on that engine, according to the post. Builders who rely on vLLM may want to check the 0.33 release details before planning deployments. The post does not include performance figures or deployment steps, so those remain open questions.
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