Agnes 2.5 Pro Theta
Licence: Apache 2.0 — free for any use, including commercial. Just keep the licence notice.
Agnes AI's multimodal MoE, weights published on Hugging Face on Nov 15, 2026 under Apache 2.0 after an API-only period: 187.8B total parameters, 512 routed experts with top-10 routing, configured 262K context, BF16 payload 375.5 GB — the card names 4 × H200-class GPUs as the practical starting point. Publisher-reported benchmark snapshot (not a reproducible bundle, per the card itself): GPQA Diamond 92.9, LiveCodeBench v6 90.5. Custom Transformers code (trust_remote_code=True); optimised serving-engine compatibility not yet established.
What it needs
How we work this out: memory = the model's total parameters × bytes per weight — 2 bytes at full precision (FP16), 1 byte at 8-bit, half a byte at 4-bit. Weights only — add room for the conversation memory (KV cache) and the serving software. A GPU counts as running a build when its memory covers the weights plus about 20% headroom. Real figures move with context length and software.
GPUs that can run it
Ranked by how well the model runs, then by price.
Runs Agnes 2.5 Pro Theta compressed — the 8-bit build needs 188GB, which fits this card's 288GB. The compromise: slightly lower answer quality and a shorter conversation memory than the full-precision build.
Very costly for small jobs — best value only on big work.
Runs Agnes 2.5 Pro Theta compressed — the 4-bit build needs 94GB, which fits this card's 141GB. The compromise: slightly lower answer quality and a shorter conversation memory than the full-precision build.
More card than most jobs need; the main trap is paying for it on small work.
Runs Agnes 2.5 Pro Theta compressed — the 4-bit build needs 94GB, which fits this card's 192GB. The compromise: slightly lower answer quality and a shorter conversation memory than the full-precision build.
Frontier training money. If your job fits on anything cheaper, a B200 is budget burned for a spec sheet.
At full precision, Agnes 2.5 Pro Theta needs more than one GPU — no single card holds its 376GB of weights plus room to work. Every card above runs a compressed build.
The cheapest verified way to run it
H200 at RunPod Community — $3.59/hr — runs it compressed — the 4-bit build.
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Checked Nov 15, 2026
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