Introducing EdgeRock · Open weights. Fixed-capacity history.

Meet the model ↗
Events / Ideas in good company

Open the paper.
Start the conversation.

A place to study the architecture, build with the model and ask what comes next. Bring your notes, your code and your difficult questions.

01 / Planned program

Three ways
to go deeper.

From a first-principles research discussion to a practical runtime lab and a look at the machine underneath.

Research sessionOnline / 60 minutesDate TBA

World-State Sessions

What should a model remember? A focused discussion of bounded history, learned retrieval and the experiments that tell us whether a memory mechanism is useful.

  • A guided reading of the EdgeRock architecture.
  • Memory writing, admission and retrieval in practice.
  • Open questions: capacity, selective recall and long-running behavior.
ResearchersModel buildersDiscussion + Q&A
I’m interested
Developer workshopOnline / 90 minutesDate TBA

EdgeRock Builders Lab

Go from a checkpoint to a useful evaluation. Work through the runtime choices, run a representative prompt and learn how to measure a workload without losing the conditions.

  • Model setup, matching dependencies and first generation.
  • Choosing between original, quantized and adapted runtimes.
  • Latency, throughput and memory: a practical measurement checklist.
DevelopersSystems engineersGuided lab
I’m interested
Architecture roundtableOnline / 75 minutesDate TBA

The Model-to-Silicon Forum

What changes when weights, history state and execution are co-designed? Bring model and hardware perspectives into the same room, and test the assumptions between them.

  • Fixed-state execution and specialized dataflow.
  • From cycle estimates to physical design constraints.
  • Model quality, numerical behavior and the cost of specialization.
Hardware architectsCompiler + runtime teamsRoundtable
I’m interested
02 / Come prepared

A little reading.
A better discussion.

Start with the report for the mechanism and evidence. Use the whitepaper for the broader research program, or the developer guide if you want to bring a running example.

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