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An 80B MoE (Qwen3-Next, 48 GB GGUF) answering in a Chrome tab: llama.cpp's WebGPU backend, experts paged in from disk

Follow-up to last week's post about streaming MoE experts from disk in a browser tab. That ran on hand-written engines for two models. This week the same disk tier sits under llama.cpp's own WebGPU backend, so it works for the MoE models llama.cpp already runs, with no per-model engine. The video i…

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  1. 2026-10-13 14:04 · r/LocalLLaMA
    An 80B MoE (Qwen3-Next, 48 GB GGUF) answering in a Chrome tab: llama.cpp's WebGPU backend, experts paged in from disk

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