The Ripple-65B large language model is now available for local execution, though it requires specific configurations and patched software. Standard tools like Ollama and the default llama.cpp build cannot load the model's GGUF files, necessitating a modified version of llama.cpp. Performance benchmarks, primarily from Ricursive, indicate strong results on Terminal-Bench 2.1, surpassing other models, but Ripple-65B is a dense model, meaning it utilizes all 65 billion weights for each token, which impacts bandwidth requirements. AI
IMPACT Requires custom software builds and specific hardware for local deployment, impacting accessibility for users.
RANK_REASON The item details how to run a specific LLM locally, including necessary software modifications and hardware considerations, which falls under tooling and infrastructure.
- AtomicChat
- B200s
- DGX Spark
- Hermes Agent
- llama.cpp
- MLX
- Ollama
- Ricursive
- Ripple-65B
- Terminal-Bench 2.1
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