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MiniMax reports M3.1 Flash access on Tenstorrent Cloud
MiniMax names another hosting route for its existing model; console access, pricing and performance remain untested.
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MiniMax's official account says M3.1 Flash is now on Tenstorrent Cloud. The post describes an additional distribution route for the existing model.
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What the author said · editorial paraphrase
- MiniMax links the offering to Tensix silicon, Ethernet scale-out and an open-source software stack. These are the publisher's descriptions, not AISubHub measurements.
- The quoted Tenstorrent message invites users to a playground or an agent harness. This is quoted context; we did not independently open that original post or check the console.
- The post also discusses open weights and diverse hardware. Public weights and hosted access have separate license, account and service conditions; this brief does not establish another weights release.
AISubHub analysis
For teams evaluating M3.1 Flash, the announcement points to another access route to examine. No speed, cost or quality advantage has been measured here.
Limits and availability
We performed no inference, console or hardware tests. The post gives no prices, regions, account eligibility, throughput figures or comparison setup. The quoted account's identity was not separately verified.
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