LLama 3.3 70B
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About
Llama 3.3 70B is an instruction-tuned, text-only large language model designed for high-quality, context-aware natural language tasks. With 70 billion parameters and an exceptionally large 128,000-token context window, it excels at long-form generation, multi-turn dialogues, document summarization, and code assistance. The model is optimized to follow complex instructions reliably, making it a strong choice for interactive agents, customer support bots, educational tutors, and developer tools that require accurate, coherent responses across extended conversations or long documents.
Users can leverage its improved reasoning, coding, and math abilities to generate and debug code, draft technical documentation, analyze text, and create multilingual content. The model handles many languages well, enabling global applications such as multilingual customer care and content localization. It is built for enterprise deployments: it supports distributed multi-GPU setups, automatic load balancing, fault tolerance, and efficiency optimizations to reduce latency and improve throughput in production environments.
Practical benefits include reduced context loss in long sessions, better instruction following for task-specific queries, and flexibility to fine-tune on domain data (open-source availability). Note deployment requires substantial GPU memory (≈53+ GB per GPU or horizontal scaling across consumer GPUs). On-demand hosted use may cap response length (typically 4,000 tokens), while dedicated hosting can utilize the full 128K context. Despite being resource-intensive, Llama 3.3 70B offers high accuracy for classification, translation, and text generation tasks, making it well suited to enterprises and developers who need a powerful, customizable text model for advanced NLP applications.
Percs
Large context
High accuracy
Multilingual
Instruction tuned
Settings
Temperature- The temperature of the model. Higher values make the model more creative and lower values make it more focused.
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Context length- The maximum number of tokens to use as input for a model.
Response length- The maximum number of tokens to generate in the output.