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Latest story: Apr 4, 2026

AI Infrastructure/Apr 4, 2026/6 min read

vLLM 0.19.0 changes long-context cost math

vLLM 0.19.0 pairs CPU KV offloading, zero-bubble async speculative decoding, and Gemma 4 support in a release that changes long-context serving economics.

Maya HalbergStaff Writer

#vLLM 0.19.0 #Long-context inference #CPU KV offloading #Speculative decoding

Editorial illustration of a modern inference serving floor where active request streams stay on GPU racks while older KV cache blocks spill into a cheaper CPU memory tier behind them.

AI Tools/Apr 3, 2026/Updated Apr 4, 2026/6 min read

Google turns Android Studio into a local AI agent IDE

Google is not just adding Gemma 4 to Android Studio. It is linking local coding, AICore prototyping, and future Gemini Nano 4 phones into one Google-controlled path.

Maya HalbergStaff Writer

#Android Studio #Gemma 4 #Google #AICore

Editorial illustration of an Android Studio laptop linked through Gemma 4 to a Pixel-style Android phone, showing one Google-controlled local-agent rail from IDE to on-device runtime.

Open Source AI/Apr 2, 2026/19 min read

Gemma 4 models explained: E2B, E4B, 26B A4B, and 31B

Gemma 4 is not one model. Google's E2B, E4B, 26B A4B, and 31B force real choices about memory, latency, audio, context, and reasoning quality.

Idris ValeStaff Writer

#Gemma 4 #Google #Open-source AI #Edge AI

Editorial illustration of Gemma 4 as one family splitting into four model choices, mapping edge, MoE, and dense tradeoffs onto phone, laptop, and workstation hardware.

Open Source AI/Apr 2, 2026/6 min read

Gemma 4 is really Google's Apache 2.0 local agent stack

Gemma 4's real launch is the stack around it: Apache 2.0 weights, AICore, AI Edge Gallery, LiteRT-LM, and day-one local-agent support.

Maya HalbergStaff Writer

#Gemma 4 #Google #Open-source AI #On-device AI

Editorial illustration of Gemma 4 as Google's local-agent route, linking Apache 2.0 model access to AI Edge Gallery, Android AICore, LiteRT-LM, and real devices.