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Bilibili Index-Translate-35B-A3B Explained: MoE Translation Model for 150 Languages

Bilibili Index-Translate-35B-A3B Explained: MoE Translation Model for 150 Languages

Posted by By MPRAUTO MPRAUTO October 3, 2026Posted inAINo Comments
Bilibili Index-Translate-35B-A3B preview is a 35B MoE with 3B active parameters, Apache 2.0, 262K context. Architecture, translation quality caveats and.
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