Empero unveils Manta long-context model claiming 100M tokens in one prompt, opens early access
HankYeomans · x · 2026-11-07
Startup Empero unveiled Manta, a long-context model claiming to read 100 million tokens in a single prompt — "everything you give it, it keeps", pitched as effectively infinite context.
Key points:
- Early access opens to researchers, engineers and teams with concrete long-context use cases via a waitlist, ahead of public release;
- Signup review uses an AI model to read applicants' public pages (GitHub, papers, company sites) and write a summary, but a human makes every decision;
- Early users may discuss quality but cannot share outputs, prompts, screenshots or numbers until cleared;
- The poster quipped: "forget your measly 1M context."
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