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Kolibri
European sovereign 78B Mixture of Experts open foundation model
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Regulated enterprise and public sector NLP
Deploy sovereign language models on private European infrastructure complying with strict data standards.
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About Kolibri
Developed by Aleph Alpha, Kolibri represents a milestone in European sovereign AI infrastructure. Built on a sparse 78B Mixture of Experts (MoE) architecture, Kolibri activates a subset of parameters per token to achieve frontier-level reasoning and multilingual fluency while retaining manageable inference compute requirements. The model is specifically tuned for transparent fact tracing, rigorous data privacy compliance, and on-premises deployment in regulated industries.
- Open weights allow complete data sovereignty and local on-prem deployment
- MoE sparse architecture balances high reasoning capacity with efficient inference
- Optimized for multilingual European languages and regulatory standards
- Self-hosting 78B parameters requires multi-GPU enterprise hardware (e.g. 2-4x A100/H100)
- Ecosystem tooling is smaller compared to mainstream American open weight models
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