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OLLAMA PATCHES CRITICAL PARSER BUG, NEMOTRON 3 LANDS WITH SPECULATIVE DECODING

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Ollama shipped v0.32.7 with a critical fix for boundary token corruption in model invocation, while full MLX support for Nemotron 3 Nano Omni brings self-draft speculation to inference without a separate draft model.

The parser bug [1] hit production when models emit <|message|> boundary tokens in positions that broke ATEM parameter parsing, replacing the expected terminator entirely. The fix replaces strip-after-cut recovery with a unified name-scan path that handles both the terminated and unterminated shapes. In parallel, Nemotron 3 support [2] lands with Metal-optimized quantized expert kernels and a built-in multi-token prediction head that serves as a self-draft speculator, eliminating the need for a separate draft model during speculative decoding. llama.cpp moved fast this cycle: Muse Glimmer architecture support [4] shipped, ROCm 7.14 CI targets [5] are now live, and backend sampling extended from single to multiple outputs per sequence [6], unblocking speculative decoding in the inference engine. vLLM v0.27.0 [7] landed with Kimi K3 full-stack support across core, kernels, Python and Rust frontends, plus CPU Zen MoE routing through zentorch [8] ahead of fallback GEMM paths. SGLang hardened spec-decode testing [9], fixed DSpark shared-expert layout with the DSV4 gate [10], and unified memory now works with PD disaggregation [11] after fixing a NaN logits bug in deterministic Triton extend [12].

Action items

References

  1. [1] parsers: recover boundary tokens fumbled into glimmer ATEM invoke names ↗ ollama/ollama
  2. [2] mlx: implement Nemotron 3 ↗ ollama/ollama
  3. [3] Release v0.32.7 ↗ ollama/ollama
  4. [4] model: Muse Glimmer Support (#26841) ↗ ggml-org/llama.cpp
  5. [5] Add CI targets for ROCm 7.14 ↗ ggml-org/llama.cpp
  6. [6] Backend sampling multi output ↗ ggml-org/llama.cpp
  7. [7] v0.27.0 ↗ vllm-project/vllm
  8. [8] [CPU][Zen] Route BF16 MoE inference through zentorch on AMD ↗ vllm-project/vllm
  9. [9] [CI] Solidify speculative decoding E2E coverage ↗ vllm-project/vllm
  10. [10] Fix DSV4 DSpark shared expert loading ↗ sgl-project/sglang
  11. [11] [PD] Support --enable-unified-memory with PD disaggregation (kimi-linear MLA hybrid-Mamba) ↗ sgl-project/sglang
  12. [12] Fix NaN logits from deterministic Triton extend on the unified memory pool ↗ sgl-project/sglang

Quick answers

What shipped in Local LLMs on August 11, 2026?
Ollama shipped v0.32.7 with a critical fix for boundary token corruption in model invocation, while full MLX support for Nemotron 3 Nano Omni brings self-draft speculation to inference without a separate draft model. In total, 129 commits, 129 pull requests, and 13 releases landed.
Who contributed to Local LLMs on August 11, 2026?
15 developers shipped this update, including dhiltgen, Pedro Cuenca, Pascal, github-actions[bot], superm1, gaugarg-nv, khluu, and Priyjain-amd, and 7 more.
What were the notable Local LLMs updates?
parsers: recover boundary tokens fumbled into glimmer ATEM invoke names, mlx: implement Nemotron 3, and Release v0.32.7.