Tagged "multi-token-prediction"

6 articles tagged multi-token-prediction, 21 March 2026 to 19 May 2026. Newest first.

• llama.cpp Adds Multi-Token Prediction, Doubles Qwen 3.6B Throughput for Local Inference 19 May 2026

  llama.cpp, the popular C++ inference engine for local LLMs, has added multi-token prediction capabilities and achieved a 2x throughput improvement on Qwen 3.6B models. This breakthrough enables faster token generation for on-device deployments without sacrificing accuracy.

• Google Releases Gemma 4 Multi-Token Prediction Drafters To Accelerate AI Inference 8 May 2026

  Google has released new multi-token prediction drafters for Gemma 4, providing significant inference acceleration capabilities for local LLM deployment. This optimization technique enables faster token generation while maintaining output quality.

• Google Accelerates Gemma 4 Inference Speed 3x With Multi-Token Prediction Drafters 6 May 2026

  Google announced significant performance improvements for Gemma 4 through multi-token prediction drafters, achieving 3x faster inference. This optimization technique is directly applicable to local LLM deployments and represents a major breakthrough in edge inference efficiency.

• llama.cpp Now Supports Multi-Token Prediction in Beta 5 May 2026

  llama.cpp has introduced multi-token prediction capabilities in beta, a significant advancement that could substantially improve local LLM inference speed and efficiency. This feature enables the popular inference engine to generate multiple tokens per forward pass, reducing latency for on-device deployments.

• Community Reverse Engineers Gemma 4 Multi-Token Prediction Capability 10 April 2026

  Researchers have extracted Gemma 4 model weights and discovered multi-token prediction (MTP) functionality, launching a collaborative effort to understand and implement this capability for local models.

• Multi-Token Prediction support coming to MLX-LM for Qwen 3.5 21 March 2026

  Early support for Multi-Token Prediction (MTP) is being integrated into MLX-LM, enabling Qwen 3.5 to generate multiple tokens per forward pass with reported performance gains from 15.3 to 23.3 tokens per second.