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K2 Horizon 7B

K2 Horizon 7B is a medium-sized dense model designed for agentic workflows, coding, reasoning, and long-context language tasks. It features 7B parameters with a 36-layer decoder-only architecture using 4,096 hidden size, 32 attention heads, and 8 KV heads. The architecture employs Grouped Query Attention and SiLU-activated 12,288-dimensional feed-forward layers, with four layer-normalization groups and a 10M RoPE theta. Supporting a native 512K-token context from midtraining onward, it provides a strong dense baseline for long-context workloads and supports faster inference through Diffusion Adapters, with intermediate checkpoints enabling capability analysis across training.

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About this model

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K2 Horizon 7B is a medium-sized dense model designed for agentic workflows, coding, reasoning, and long-context language tasks. It features 7B parameters with a 36-layer decoder-only architecture using 4,096 hidden size, 32 attention heads, and 8 KV heads. The architecture employs Grouped Query Attention and SiLU-activated 12,288-dimensional feed-forward layers, with four layer-normalization groups and a 10M RoPE theta. Supporting a native 512K-token context from midtraining onward, it provides a strong dense baseline for long-context workloads and supports faster inference through Diffusion Adapters, with intermediate checkpoints enabling capability analysis across training.

Model Type

Dense LLM

Released

September 3, 2026

License: Apache 2.0

Parameters

7B

Model ID
IFM/K2-Horizon-7B
Capabilities
Text GenerationInstruction FollowingReasoningMathematical ReasoningCode Generation+4

Model specifications and capabilities are published by the model author and reproduced here from HF Model Card (IFM/K2-Horizon-7B). Released under Apache 2.0. Further reading: Blog

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Engine

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Performance under load

115k92k69k46k23k011664128256512Total Tokens / secConcurrent requests
Tokens/s (total)

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