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Mistral's[6] announcement 'Large Enough' is dated July 24, 2024 and its changelog says 'July 24: We released Mistral Large 2 (mistral-large-2407)'; TechCrunch[4] published the same day.
Lists Mistral[1][6] Large 2 as announced on July 24, 2024 with 123 billion parameters, a 128,000-token context and open weights under the Mistral Research License.
The Register's 25 July report: about 246GB of memory at 16-bit precision, deployable on one server with four or eight GPUs, weights on Hugging Face under the research license, and a 84% MMLU for Mistral[1][6] Large 2 against 88.6% for Llama 3.1 405B, 88.7% for GPT-4o and 88.3% for Claude 3.5 Sonnet.
TechCrunch's same-day report: Mistral's[1][6] new flagship, released a day after Llama 3.1 405B, with 123 billion parameters (under a third of the 405B), a 128,000-token context, 12 natural languages and 80 coding languages, no multimodal input, and a license under which any commercial application needs a paid license; Mistral had raised $640 million at a $6 billion valuation in June 2024.
Notes the 123B size, the 128,000-token context, that the research license is less open than Llama 3.1, that Mistral's[1][6] own benchmarks beat the larger Llama 3.1 405B on code and math, and a 69GB 4-bit build on Ollama.
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