ggml-org released llama.cpp v0.5.0 on 2026-09-23, focusing on backend performance and correctness, broader model coverage, and more robust server/router operation. The release bundles ggml 0.25.0, CUDA and Metal/SYCL/Vulkan optimizations, new model support (HRM-Text/DFM Mimir 1B, MiMo-V2.6, HunyuanOCR DFlash), and API changes like LoRA loading from an open FILE handle. Practitioners running local inference gain faster attention and MoE paths plus more stable multi-model serving.
llama.cpp shipped v0.4.0, adding initial support for Qwen3.8-Flash-Next and Nemotron-3-Puzzle models. The release also brings on-demand tensor reading, per-slot server context limits, video input options, and a ggml update to 0.23.0 featuring major sparse flash attention and RDMA work.
llama.cpp shipped v0.4.0, adding initial support for Qwen3.8-Flash-Next and Nemotron-3-Puzzle models. The release also brings on-demand tensor reading, per-slot server context limits, video input options, and a ggml update to 0.23.0 featuring major sparse flash attention and RDMA work.
ggml-org shipped llama.cpp v0.7.0 on 2026-10-15. The release adds LiliCorr speculative decoding, MTP for GLM5-Next, and a host-memory GPU cache for MoE experts offering up to ~2.2x decode speedup. It also expands model support and revamps the server and web UI, making it a notable upgrade for local inference practitioners.
ggml-org shipped llama.cpp v0.7.0 on 2026-10-15. The release adds LiliCorr speculative decoding, MTP for GLM5-Next, and a host-memory GPU cache for MoE experts offering up to ~2.2x decode speedup. It also expands model support and revamps the server and web UI, making it a notable upgrade for local inference practitioners.
llama.cpp v0.2.0 is out, featuring a new nightly build and a release script for preparation. The update syncs with ggml v0.21.0 and includes CI improvements.
llama.cpp v0.2.0 is out, featuring a new nightly build and a release script for preparation. The update syncs with ggml v0.21.0 and includes CI improvements.
The llama.cpp project shipped v0.4.1 on GitHub, adding support for Maple 20B-A1B (ternary MoE, CPU), Tencent Hy 4, and Spark2.5, plus Kimi-K3 recurrent-state rollback. The release refactors JSON schema handling and chat parsing, fixes MTP KV cache and GDN normalization bugs, and bumps ggml to v0.24.0 with expanded backend coverage. It matters to anyone running local inference on the affected model families.
The llama.cpp project shipped v0.4.1 on GitHub, adding support for Maple 20B-A1B (ternary MoE, CPU), Tencent Hy 4, and Spark2.5, plus Kimi-K3 recurrent-state rollback. The release refactors JSON schema handling and chat parsing, fixes MTP KV cache and GDN normalization bugs, and bumps ggml to v0.24.0 with expanded backend coverage. It matters to anyone running local inference on the affected model families.
A LocalLLaMA developer with an M5 MacBook Pro 24GB opened three llama.cpp pull requests improving Metal MoE decode, prefill, and caching, tested on Qwen3-30B-A3B. Because testing is limited to an M5 and an older M1 Pro 32GB, the author is recruiting community testers, including for Qwen3.8 Flash Next.
A LocalLLaMA developer with an M5 MacBook Pro 24GB opened three llama.cpp pull requests improving Metal MoE decode, prefill, and caching, tested on Qwen3-30B-A3B. Because testing is limited to an M5 and an older M1 Pro 32GB, the author is recruiting community testers, including for Qwen3.8 Flash Next.