Tinygrad claims that GLM5.2 can achieve 120 tok/s on a dual-machine interconnected Blackwell configuration, with a price of $150,000.

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BlockBeats News, June 21st, GPU retailer Tinygrad announced that, according to reliable sources, the GLM 5.2 model can achieve a inference speed of 120 tokens per second on two networked Blackwell architecture tinyboxes.

The price of this configuration is $150,000, with the option to choose between two standard tinyboxes or one tinybox Pro, both capable of delivering the aforementioned performance. Tinygrad is promoting this as a selling point, emphasizing a private deployment route of "one-time purchase, never pay cloud fees," directly competing with pay-as-you-go cloud inference services.

As of now, this news has not been officially confirmed by the GLM team, and Tinygrad has not disclosed further technical details.

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