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===== ⚠️ But: they are not the same “Zebra” ===== * The “Zebra AI” from Mipsology is a software inference/optimization product, primarily for image/video networks and inference on FPGAs/adaptive chips (“Zebra” is the product name). Phoronix<ref>{{cite web|title=Phoronix|url=https://www.phoronix.com/news/AMD-Acquires-Mipsology|publisher=phoronix.com|access-date=2025-11-16}}</ref> * The “Zebra-Llama” is a specific hybrid LLM family created by AMD’s AI research group; it uses “Zebra” in the naming (likely referencing “stripe pattern / hybrid / efficient”) but it’s unrelated in concept to Mipsology’s “Zebra AI” product. * There’s no public statement linking the Mipsology “Zebra AI” product directly to the “Zebra-Llama” LLM research (i.e., the same team, codebase, or product lineage). * The Mipsology acquisition is about inference/optimization software stack; Zebra-Llama is about model architecture/training efficiency. Different layers of the stack.
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