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Build with Google's Gemma models — lightweight open models from 1B to 27B with permissive terms.
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## Overview
Gemma is Google's family of lightweight open models (from 1B to 27B
parameters), built with the research and data behind Gemini and offered with
permissive terms for commercial use. The positioning is efficient open AI:
strong performance per parameter, small enough to run on a laptop (1B–4B) or a
single GPU (12B–27B), with Google's training quality behind them.
For builders, Gemma's niche is the small-but-capable segment: on-device and
edge deployment, cost-efficient API inference, fine-tuning starting points
that train fast, and applications where a 27B model is plenty. The permissive
terms remove licensing friction that complicates some other open families.
The practical stance: when your task fits a small model, Gemma is among the