Hugging Face Launches Open-Source Llama for Windows, Bringing No-Setup Local AI to the Masses
unixterminal · x · 2026-11-12
Jeff Boudier, head of product at Hugging Face, announced Llama for Windows during the .NET conf keynote with Microsoft on stage.
- A native Windows app built on WinUI 3, aiming to make local AI accessible to everyone: no terminal, no setup, fully private and free
- The app is open source, powered by llama.cpp; available now via the website and coming soon to the Windows Store
- Built by Morgan Funtowicz and Georgi Gerganov's team
Routing note: local/on-device deployment → infra.
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