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Xiaomi’s MiMo-V3 to adopt new architecture as HySparse2 cuts long-context costs

September 24

Xiaomi MiMo lead Fuli Luo said MiMo-V3 will adopt a new architecture. Its core technology, HySparse2, is designed to reduce the cost of long-context inference and improve retrieval for agentic…

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