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EPISODE · Jul 3, 2026 · 10 MIN

Gemma 4 is now 90% FASTER + FREE + Local 🤯

from AI News Today | Julian Goldie Podcast · host Julian Goldie

Gemma 4 Just Got Up to 90% Faster on Mac (Ollama + MLX)Google’s Gemma 4 has a new update that makes it up to nearly 90% faster on a Mac when run through Ollama using MLX, enabling much faster local model performance. The script explains that Gemma 4 is free on Ollama and MLX is a free open-source project, and that Ollama now supports MLX models directly so you can install via a simple command after updating. The creator reports seeing roughly 60% faster speeds in many tests, with a jump from about 50 to 95 tokens/sec in a shown comparison, and says coding prompts can hit the 90% boost. They also show Gemma 4 integrated into their Agent OS (with Hermes), letting it build and preview simple apps locally and autonomously.00:00 Gemma 4 Speed Boost00:49 MLX and Ollama Setup01:58 Agent OS Integration02:33 Real Speed Benchmarks04:07 Live Build Demo05:27 Why It Runs Faster05:56 Install in Terminal06:13 Projects Built With Gemma07:25 Limits and Best Uses07:56 Free Local Builds Anytime08:41 Agent OS and Boardroom Pitch09:43 Community and Support Features10:13 What Members Are Building10:41 Wrap Up and Thanks

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