Arcee AI

Arcee released nac as an open-source runtime for long-running agent tasks, described as coordinating parallel agent workers and persistent state to prevent context loss over extended executions.

Arcee announced a joint development effort for Genesis-Science-1, describing it as an American open-weight model for scientific research and outlining Arcee’s role in compute, training/post-training, and releasing model artifacts later in the year.

Arcee announced a partnership with Hugging Face, stating that the Hub becomes the exclusive home for its models, datasets, and agent traces it logs.

Arcee announced moving the Trinity family to OpenMDW-1.1, described as a licensing standard for open AI model distributions, and indicated it covers the Trinity family and their quantized variants.

Arcee launched a community grant program offering free inference access on its API to developers, researchers, and open-source builders working with Trinity models.

Arcee announced the release of Trinity-Large-Thinking under Apache 2.0, describing its agent-focused reasoning approach and reporting usage and pricing claims for the model on OpenRouter and Arcee’s API.

Arcee announced a strategic funding round led by Prosperity7 Ventures and M12, with participation from Hitachi Ventures, Wipro, JC2 Ventures, Samsung Next, and Guidepoint CEO Albert Sebag; it described the funding as accelerating AFM-family expansion and enterprise productization.

Arcee announced taking AFM-4.5B out of preview and releasing AFM-4.5B and AFM-4.5B-Base weights on Hugging Face.