QVAC Fabric's LLM solution will continue to iterate over the next few months—the goal is to enable large models to run local inference on any GPU, any operating system, and any terminal device, truly achieving large-scale deployment.



Their latest research has made a breakthrough: for the first time, they have successfully completed model fine-tuning on a mobile GPU. What does this mean? Previously, training AI models depended on cloud computing power, but now devices like smartphones and tablets can also participate. For decentralized AI networks, this could be a turning point—computing power is no longer monopolized by data centers, and everyone's device can become a network node.

The possibilities for edge computing combined with on-chain AI have expanded even further.
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MemecoinTradervip
· 12-06 14:57
ngl this is the exact narrative inflection point we've been waiting for. mobile gpu fine-tuning? that's not just tech progress, that's the memetic velocity accelerator the market needed to justify the next leg up. watch the sentiment cascade hit different once retail catches wind of "your phone is now a node" framing... the social arbitrage window on this story is *chef's kiss*
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GweiWatchervip
· 12-06 14:57
If mobile GPU fine-tuning really becomes a reality, it feels like the landscape is about to change drastically. --- Another "turning point"—but will it truly break the monopoly or is it just another PPT dream? --- Will everyone’s phone become a mining rig? That logic sounds a bit far-fetched. --- Wait, wouldn’t this cause token consumption to skyrocket... My phone battery is feeling the pressure. --- Finally, someone is working on this—it should have been decentralized a long time ago. --- If hardware compatibility isn’t done well, we’ll still have to rely on the big players. --- On-chain AI + edge computing is certainly imaginative, but what about real-world adoption... --- If phones can run model fine-tuning, all the money I wasted on cloud service providers... --- If it really can run on any device, GPU chip manufacturers are in for a tough time.
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SelfRuggervip
· 12-06 14:42
Damn, fine-tuning models on mobile phones? If this really becomes a reality, the mining hardware industry will be turned upside down.
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fork_in_the_roadvip
· 12-06 14:29
Mobile GPU fine-tuning? Looks like smartphones are really about to make a comeback, huh. But seriously, can they actually handle it? Democratizing computing power sounds great, but I just want to know how it actually performs. Can we move past just talking about the concept? I've heard about decentralized AI way too many times. I'll only believe QVAC can actually be implemented if it's not just hype this time. Every device as a node? I doubt users would be willing. After all, they'd have to cover the electricity costs themselves, wouldn't they? If this really works out, GPU manufacturers are going to be devastated.
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