
ExLlamaV3 for EXL3 quantization
Run and quantize compatible language models for GPU inference with the EXL3 format.
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Run and quantize compatible language models for GPU inference with the EXL3 format.

Deploy supported language and vision-language checkpoints with optimized inference backends.

Study runnable patterns for GPU inference, training and jobs on Modal.

Declare inference services on Kubernetes with model serving runtimes and lifecycle controls.

Define Python inference services with explicit endpoints and runtime dependencies.

Scale Python ML work across workers while keeping resource needs explicit.
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