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Qwen3 introduces a suite of open‑source models—from a 235B expert model to compact 0.6B versions—offering competitive performance against top proprietary models, multilingual support, flexible thinking modes, and low deployment requirements, with detailed usage instructions via Ollama and OpenRouter.
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