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Atlas Frameboy demo released with up to 15 fps streaming

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Atlas Frameboy demo released, streaming from cloud GPUs at up to 15 fps. It uses a highly optimized version of Atlas, an autoregressive world model with pixel-perfect camera control.

Key points

  • Atlas: autoregressive world model with pixel-perfect camera control

  • Frameboy streams from cloud GPUs at up to 15 fps

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JITEngine custom inference engine for Apple Silicon up to 2.7× faster

JITEngine lets you synthesize a custom LLM inference engine for your model on a Mac. It claims up to 2.7× speed improvement over the fastest alternatives tested.

Key points

  • Custom engines built with SkyDiscover for Apple Silicon

  • Up to 2.7× faster than the fastest alternatives tested

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AD-Memo language-based memory driving agent announced

AD-Memo is a Vision-Language-Action autonomous driving agent that adds language-based memory to record surrounding objects critical to driving. The memory is appended to the agent’s input and used in later reasoning and decisions. Training uses supervised fine-tuning followed by Da Capo, a semi-closed-loop reinforcement learning algorithm that assigns trajectory-level advantage to memory and step-level advantage to driving.

Key points

  • Language-based memory extends the agent’s Chain-of-Thought to record decision-relevant objects.

  • Da Capo uses trajectory-level advantage for memory and step-level advantage for driving.

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WeRide prepares public AV services launch in 2027

WeRide prepares public AV services launch in 2027 with GreenMobility. The company hosted Danish Minister Martin Lidegaard and Ambassador Michael Starbæk Christensen for a Robotaxi ride.

Key points

  • Welcomed Danish Minister of Business and Competitiveness Martin Lidegaard and Ambassador of Denmark to China Michael Starbæk Christensen for a Robotaxi ride.

  • Preparing for the launch of public AV services in 2027 with GreenMobility.

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H200x8 node post-training under 4 hours using 8 H200 GPUs

H200x8 node post-training can finish in under 4 hours. The claim refers to proprietary work data and a single node with eight H200 GPUs.

Key points

  • Post-training using proprietary work data can be completed in under 4 hours.

  • Single node equipped with 8 H200 GPUs.

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