If they don't quantize the model, how do they achieve these speeds? Groq also says they don't quantize models (and I want to believe them) but we literally have no way to prove they're right.
This is important because their premium $50 (as opposed to $20 on Claude Pro or ChatGPT Plus) should be justified by the speed. GLM 4.6 is fine but I don't think it's still at the GPT-5/Claude Sonnet 4.5 level, so if I'm paying $50 for it on Cerebras it should be mainly because of speed.
What kind of workflow justifies this? I'm genuinely curious.
This is important because their premium $50 (as opposed to $20 on Claude Pro or ChatGPT Plus) should be justified by the speed. GLM 4.6 is fine but I don't think it's still at the GPT-5/Claude Sonnet 4.5 level, so if I'm paying $50 for it on Cerebras it should be mainly because of speed.
What kind of workflow justifies this? I'm genuinely curious.