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Maritaca AI releases S5-nano 4B model with 262144-token window

Maritaca AI announced its S5-nano model, a 4B-parameter open-weight language model designed for Latin American use. The model supports two modes: Think, which reasons before answering (default), and Instruct, which provides direct responses. It features a 262144-token context window and includes an MTP (multi-token prediction) layer for speculative decoding, optimized for GPUs with native FP8…

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  • S5-nano 4B model from Maritaca AI supports 262144-token context window and two modes: Think (reasoning) and Instruct (direct)
  • Optimized for FP8 GPUs (Ada, Hopper, Blackwell) with MTP layer for speculative decoding; GGUF weights in BF16, Q8\(0\), Q4\(K\)\(M\)
  • Benchmark results compare against LatamGPT 70B and LFM2.5 (24B total, 2B active parameters) across metrics like BLUEX and Prosa-PT

The model’s weights are available in BF16, Q8(0), and Q4(K)(M) quantization formats via the GGUF repository. Benchmark results compare S5-nano against models like LatamGPT 70B and LFM2.5 (24B total, 2B active parameters). Evaluation metrics include BLUEX, Prosa-PT, Arena-Hard v2, and others, with some failures noted in JSON output or judge context limits. The model’s server supports OpenAI API compatibility and includes flags for speculative decoding, tool calling, and mode switching.

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huggingface.co · 6 November 2026

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