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Arcee's[2] post "Trinity Large: An Open 400B Sparse MoE Model" is dated Jan 27, 2026 and says "We're putting out three variants"; the Trinity-Large-TrueBase, Base and Preview repositories on Hugging Face[4] were all created that day.
Arcee's[1] April follow-up: Preview was a light instruct post-train, crossed 3.37 trillion tokens served on OpenRouter in two months, and was succeeded by the reasoning Trinity-Large-Thinking.
The technical report submitted 19 February 2026: 400B total and 13B active parameters, 17T tokens, SMEBU expert load balancing, Muon optimizer, no loss spikes, plus the Trinity Mini (26B, 3B active) and Nano (6B, 1B active) models.[1]
Model card: about 398B total and 13B active, 256 experts with 4 active, 6 dense layers, 17T pretraining tokens on 2,048 B300 GPUs, 20B tokens of instruction tuning, and MMLU 87.2 and AIME 2025 24.0 against Llama 4 Maverick's 85.5 and 19.3.[1]
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