GLM-4.7 185B W4A16 weights reported at 92 GB
A January 3, 2026 post reports W4A16 weights for GLM-4.7 185B totaling 92 GB. The author says they ran 100 million tokens locally.
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A January 3, 2026 post reports W4A16 weights for GLM-4.7 185B totaling 92 GB. The author says they ran 100 million tokens locally.
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