Llama 4 is Meta’s most capable open-weight model family to date, released in April 2026. It introduces a mixture-of-experts (MoE) architecture and native multimodal support — meaning it handles ...
Llama 3.3 is Meta’s most capable open-source model to date. It delivers performance close to frontier commercial models like GPT-4o on many tasks, while being free to run locally. If you have th...
Llama 3.2 introduced something new to the Llama family — genuinely useful small models. The 1B and 3B variants are fast enough to run on almost any hardware, including phones and Raspberry Pis, while ...
Gemma 3 is Google’s latest open-source model family and one of the most versatile models you can run in Ollama. What makes it stand out is its support for both text and images — making it one of...
Phi-4 is Microsoft’s latest small language model and one of the most impressive models available in Ollama for its size. At just 14 billion parameters it outperforms much larger models on reason...
Qwen2.5 is Alibaba’s latest open-source model family and one of the most capable models available in Ollama. It punches well above its weight at smaller sizes, making it a popular choice for any...
DeepSeek R1 was built to compete with OpenAI’s o1 reasoning model — and maths is where that competition is most visible. Its chain-of-thought reasoning makes it substantially better at mathemati...
DeepSeek R1 is one of the best local models for coding tasks. Its chain-of-thought reasoning means it actually thinks through the problem before writing code — catching logic errors that standard mode...
When DeepSeek R1 launched in January 2025, it attracted significant scrutiny over data privacy. Multiple countries’ security agencies raised concerns about the DeepSeek cloud service, and severa...