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Perplexity cuts reasoning costs with Chinese open-source model, claims Claude Opus-level performance at one-third the cost
Perplexity released a research preview of a model it post-trained from Chinese open-source AI model GLM 5.2 for its agent system. It said the model delivers performance comparable to Anthropic\'s Claude Opus 4.8 at about one-third of the cost, routing most tasks to GLM 5.2 and sending only difficult ones to Opus 4.8. The company said the approach reduced costs versus using Opus for all tasks.
AI & Enterprise
DeepSeek unveils open-source DSpark technology to boost AI inference speed by up to 85 percent
Chinese AI company DeepSeek has unveiled DSpark, an open-source technology designed to speed up large language model responses, VentureBeat reported. DSpark focuses on optimising the inference process without changing the model itself. In DeepSeek tests, perceived speed improved by 60 to 85 percent and total system throughput rose by as much as 661 percent. The technology can also be applied to other open-source models.
AI & Enterprise
Runpod unveils Flash Python SDK to simplify AI inference deployment
Runpod has released an open-source Python SDK called Flash to reduce infrastructure burden when deploying AI code to production environments, Techzine reported on Sunday. The company said Flash lets developers turn local Python functions into autoscaling endpoints in minutes without building containers, managing images or configuring infrastructure. It is available under the MIT license via PyPI and GitHub and supports queue-based processing and load-balanced endpoints.
