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GLM-5.2, released by ZAI_ORG on 2026-06-16, is a 753B-parameter, MIT-licensed…

Brief

GLM-5.2, released by ZAI_ORG on 2026-06-16, is a 753B-parameter, MIT-licensed model with a true 1M-token context that the author says rivals Claude Opus 4.8. Key innovations include IndexShare Attention (1 indexer per 4 sparse layers → 2.9× per-token FLOP reduction at 1M), an improved MTP for ~20% better speculative decoding acceptance, and adjustable compute; repo, weights, and paper are available and it’s Day‑0 supported in transformers, vLLM, and SGLang.

Source evidence

🚨 @ZAI_ORG JUST DROPPED GLM-5.2, AND IT IS PUNCHING RIGHT AT THE LEVEL OF CLAUDE OPUS 4.8 🤯

The kicker?

It’s a 753B parameter model with a true 1M-token context, released fully open-source under an MIT license

What makes this release technically interesting:

→ IndexShare Attention: They reuse a single indexer across every 4 sparse layers, cutting per-token FLOPs by 2.9× at a 1M context.
→ Better Speculative Decoding: An improved MTP layer increases acceptance length by up to 20%.
→ Adjustable Compute: Flexible thinking-effort levels let you explicitly trade off between performance and latency.

It’s also Day-0 ready.

You don’t have to wait for the ecosystem to catch up, it’s already supported in transformers, vLLM, and SGLang.

Repo, weights and paper in 🧵 ↓