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Microsoft's Azure AI Foundry blog post "Introducing Phi-4" is dated Dec 12, 2024, the Hugging Face[4] model card gives a release date of December 12, 2024 and the technical report was submitted to arXiv[5] the same day; the open weights followed on January 8, 2025 and OpenRouter[2] lists it from Jan 10, 2025.
Router listing: released Jan 10, 2025, 16K context and $0.07 per 1 million input tokens and $0.14 per 1 million output tokens.[1]
The Decoder's December 13 report plus its January 8, 2025 update that the full weights are on Hugging Face[4] under the MIT licence; adds 56.1% GPQA, 80.4% MATH, about 400B synthetic tokens in 50 dataset types, and the weakness at strict instruction following.
Model card: 14B dense decoder-only, 16K context, MIT licence, release date December 12, 2024, 9.8T training tokens in 21 days on 1,920 H100-80G GPUs, June 2024 data cut-off, mostly English, and the SimpleEval table against GPT-4o and Llama-3.3.[1]
Microsoft[1] Research's report, submitted 12 December 2024: synthetic data throughout pre-training, post-training innovations, and STEM question answering that "substantially surpasses its teacher model" with only a minimally changed phi-3 architecture.
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