TL;DR
A model-family report on Ling-2.6 and Ring-2.6, combining architectural migration, long-context efficiency work, token-efficient reasoning objectives, and asynchronous agent reinforcement learning at trillion-parameter scale.
Why it matters
The report connects model architecture, serving efficiency, post-training, and environment throughput. Its KPop framework is explicitly designed to keep large-scale agent RL stable across coding, search, tool use, and workflow environments.
Key findings
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Ring-2.6-1T is trained with KPop, an RL framework built around large-scale environment-grounded data.
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KPop uses asynchronous scheduling across coding, search, tool-use, and workflow execution to improve training efficiency.
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The broader recipe also optimizes capability per output token, making response length and serving cost first-class scaling variables.
Scaling dimensions
Models, methods & benchmarks
- Models
- Ling-2.6, Ring-2.6, Ring-2.6-1T
- Algorithms
- KPop, Reinforcement learning, Evolutionary Chain-of-Thought, Linguistic Unit Policy Optimization
Topics