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EverMemOS unveils 4B model, 100M-token memory

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EverMemOS unveils 4B model, 100M-token memory
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EverMemOS unveils 4B model, 100M-token memory

EverMind's open-source EverMemOS pairs a 4B backbone with Memory Sparse Attention, claiming 100M-token-scale inference for AI agents. The project ships an API, docs, demos, and evaluation reports, and frames itself as a long-term memory layer rather than a bolt-on RAG add-on.

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This is the right direction for agent memory: not bigger prompts, but a memory layer that behaves like infrastructure.

  • MSA internalizes retrieval into the model, which could reduce the usual RAG mismatch between search and generation.
  • The 100M-token claim depends on KV-cache compression plus CPU/GPU offloading, so latency and hardware cost will matter as much as benchmark scores.
  • EverMind is productizing the research with a self-hosted repo, API docs, demos, evaluation scripts, and cloud positioning, which makes it easier to test than most long-context papers.
  • If the benchmark gains survive messy, changing data, EverMemOS could become a serious alternative to Mem0, Zep, and other agent-memory stacks.
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2026-03-28

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2026-03-28

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