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Build with Skywork's open models — efficient bilingual models with practical deployment sizing.

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## Overview

Skywork (Kunlun Tech) releases open bilingual models positioned for practical
deployment — efficient sizes, bilingual Chinese-English capability, and a
focus on models that are actually deployable rather than maximally large.
The positioning is pragmatic: good capability at sizes teams can afford to
run.

For builders, Skywork is a candidate in efficient bilingual evaluations —
particularly when deployment economics matter and you want options beyond the
most-discussed families. As always with lesser-known families: benchmark on
your tasks; don't rely on reputation (in either direction).

The practical stance: include Skywork when you're surveying efficient
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