Prime Intellect launches Prime Inference for frontier open-source models
10/03/2026 — 10/03, 14:12·1 sources·1 reports
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On October 3, 2026, Prime Intellect launched Prime Inference, an OpenAI-compatible platform designed to serve frontier open-source models on NVIDIA Blackwell hardware. The platform offers flexible deployment options, supporting both serverless and reserved serving modes to cater to various infrastructure needs.
In its implementation for GLM-5.3, Prime Inference incorporates a technical stack combining Dynamo, vLLM, and NVFP4 KV compression. According to benchmarks disclosed by the company, this optimized setup allows the platform to serve 66 sessions per prefill group, achieving an individual user processing speed of 101 tok/s.
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Latest turnPrime Intellect has launched Prime Inference, an OpenAI-compatible platform for serving frontier open models on NVIDIA Blackwell, with serverless and reserved tiers. Its GLM-5.3 deployment combines Dynamo, vLLM and NVFP4 KV compression to serve 66 sessions per prefill group at 101 tok/s per user.
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Prime Intellect has launched Prime Inference, an OpenAI-compatible platform for serving frontier open models on NVIDIA Blackwell, with serverless and reserved tiers. Its GLM-5.3 deployment combines Dynamo, vLLM and NVFP4 KV compression to serve 66 sessions per prefill group at 101 tok/s per user.
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