Run big LLMs on a small GPUs with Mixture of Experts models.

Did you know not all LLMs, even of the same size, require the same compute resources? Let’s explore how dense and mixture-of-experts LLM architectures compare with hands-on examples. We explore why MoE models are more efficient than dense models on normal people’s computers and then explore Qwen 3 – one of my favorite local LLMs right now.
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