
Krasis 1.0 ships Rust, HQQ, Qwen support
Krasis hits v1.0 with a pure Rust/CUDA rewrite, enabling high-speed inference of 35B+ models on consumer GPUs. The update adds sensitivity-aware HQQ attention and 4-bit KV caching to run massive models on hardware as low as an 8GB laptop GPU.
Krasis is solving the "VRAM wall" for developers by making massive models like Qwen 3.6 usable on consumer-grade hardware.
- –Moving to a pure Rust hot path eliminates GIL bottlenecks, resulting in dramatic performance gains for both prefill and decode
- –Sensitivity-aware HQQ uses mixed precision to keep memory usage low while moving sensitive model areas to higher precision
- –New 4-bit and 6-bit KV cache implementations are fully Ampere-compatible, avoiding the need for FP8 hardware
- –Hybrid Cold Swap system dynamically manages VRAM pressure, allowing 122B parameter models to run on single-GPU setups
- –The HQQ assessment doesn't require pre-built templates, making the runtime significantly more flexible for new model support
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45d ago
2026-05-28
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45d ago
2026-05-28
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mrstoatey