GoTo releases 27-billion-parameter model co-developed with AI Singapore
The Indonesian tech group partnered with AI Singapore to release a regional language model built on Google's Gemma 3 architecture.
GoTo Group announced a 27-billion-parameter language model co-developed alongside AI Singapore during Bali Tech Week, aiming to enhance generative AI capabilities for Southeast Asian languages [1]. The architecture is built on Google's Gemma 3 base and handles a context window of 128,000 tokens across six supported languages [1].
Publicly released through Hugging Face, the model makes its weights available to developers under Google's Gemma license rather than an open-source standard [1]. Benchmarking for the release relied on the IndoMMLU and SEA-HELM evaluation frameworks [1]. Its model card notes that the system may generate inaccurate outputs under certain conditions [1].
Running the model at full precision requires 54GB to 60GB of video memory, making an Nvidia A100 80GB or comparable accelerator the recommended setup for hosting the system [1].
Questions and answers
What architecture is the GoTo model based on?
The 27-billion-parameter system is built using Google's Gemma 3 architecture and operates with a 128,000-token context window.
Who helped build the model?
GoTo Group co-developed the model in partnership with AI Singapore.
What hardware is needed to run the full-precision weights?
The model requires 54GB to 60GB of VRAM, with recommended setups including Nvidia A100 80GB accelerators or equivalent GPUs.
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- 1.GoTo’s 27B model speaks Batak, but the real test is who can afford to run it — e27, Oct 20, 2026