LLM Inference Engine Lacks Support for 1-bit Quantized (Bonsai) Models
Users of a local LLM inference engine want native support for 1-bit quantized Bonsai models, which would substantially speed up token generation without quality loss; a maintainer is already experimenting with an implementation pending a dependency merge.
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