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GPTQ is suitable for offline batch inference, AWQ performs better on mobile and edge devices, and GGUF is optimized for CPU inference scenarios.
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7/25/2026
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DeepSeek 500亿估值融资:开源模型如何逼空OpenAI与Anthropic
bilibiliDeeparchWorks7/10/2026
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