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b9004 Release for Multiple Platforms
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Why it matters
- →Expands compatibility for developers across multiple operating systems.
- →Enhances the usability of llama.cpp for various hardware configurations.
- →Supports both CPU and GPU architectures, facilitating performance optimization.
The b9004 release of llama.cpp has been announced, providing compatibility across multiple platforms. This update includes support for macOS Apple Silicon, Intel, various Ubuntu configurations, and Windows with CUDA support. Additionally, it offers options for Android and openEuler. This broadens the accessibility of llama.cpp for developers working in diverse environments.
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