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# GLM-5.3

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  1. Baseten

    Baseten cuts a 770 GB checkpoint sync from 36 seconds to 15, with a 0.8-second pause

    Baseten moved the parent copy of its delta weight sync back onto the GPU, cutting a roughly 770 GB GLM-5.3 checkpoint sync from 36 seconds with a 6-second request pause to 15 seconds with a 0.8-second pause, and raising throughput by as much as 3.2x. The earlier design kept the full parent in host memory, which on an 8×B300 node could not coexist with a 1.1 TB host KV cache, so the cache shrank to 275 GB. The new path reads only changed GPU positions and verifies updates with delta checksums before writing.

  2. vLLM Blog

    A million-token context on 16 H200s: GLM-5.3 shards the KV cache by token and lifts per-user speed up to 3.2×

    Serving GLM-5.3's long contexts on 16 H200s runs into two limits: KV cache memory and prefill speed. On the prefill side, each prompt is split across eight GPUs by token (PCP) and the KV cache is sharded by token (DCP), so a 1M-token request needs only 6.7 GiB per GPU; on the decode side, Hybrid HiSparse keeps KV in host memory. On the AgentX benchmark, PCP8 × DCP8 prefill with HiSparse decode gives 1.7–3.2× the per-user speed of a DP8 deployment at the same throughput, and it is the only tested configuration that serves 1M-token contexts.

  3. Anthropic

    Anthropic red team finds GLM-5.3 autonomously builds end-to-end exploits and its safeguards are bypassed 64%–100% of the time

    Anthropic's Frontier Red Team evaluated GLM-5.3, the latest model from Zhipu AI (known outside China as Z.ai), using automated benchmarks and human-in-the-loop workflows, finding that it can autonomously build end-to-end cyber exploits (50 of 410 attempts on ExploitBench and full control-flow hijacks in 4% of trials on an internal binary exploitation benchmark) and that simple techniques bypassed its safeguards in 64%–100% of simulated tests, while those techniques did not succeed against safeguarded Claude models in their testing.

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