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Morpho-72B-MoE

by Blue Morpho Limited bluemorpholimited/Morpho-72B-MoE

Morpho-72B-MoE is an open-weight model for text generation from Blue Morpho Limited, released under Apache License 2.0. Its published files total 52.4 KB.

180B total / ~78B active per request — giant knowledge, agile inference. - 64 domain experts, zero overlap — every training example maps to exactly one expert. Auditable by construction.

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Model Card

By Blue Morpho Limited, published under apache-2.0, revision 14e9f4a03ad6.

180B total / ~78B active per request — giant knowledge, agile inference. - 64 domain experts, zero overlap — every training example maps to exactly one expert. Auditable by construction. - Fully auditable data pipeline — raw → tagged → tokenized corpora, code included, in Morpho-72B-MoE-Data. - Resume-first engineering — every expert checkpoint (weights + loss + step) is versioned in Morpho-72B-MoE-Checkpoints. Any box can pick up exactly where the last one died. - 128K context via RoPE YaRN for long documents, codebases, and books. Eight sectors — Finance, Law, Medicine, Tech, Science, Business, Arts, Humanities — each with 8 specialists. Full roster with per-expert data counts is logged…

Read Blue Morpho Limited's full model card

One dense giant. Sixty-four specialist minds. Morpho-180B takes the battle-tested open dense foundation and grows it into a routed collective: every token is served by the two domain experts that know it best, plus a shared generalist that never sleeps. Train each expert to convergence. Leave none behind.


Why Morpho

  • 180B total / ~78B active per request — giant knowledge, agile inference.
  • 64 domain experts, zero overlap — every training example maps to exactly one expert. Auditable by construction.
  • Fully auditable data pipeline — raw → tagged → tokenized corpora, code included, in Morpho-72B-MoE-Data.
  • Resume-first engineering — every expert checkpoint (weights + loss + step) is versioned in Morpho-72B-MoE-Checkpoints. Any box can pick up exactly where the last one died.
  • 128K context via RoPE YaRN for long documents, codebases, and books.

Architecture

Component Spec
Base 72B dense backbone, 4-bit NF4 QLoRA (frozen)
Layers 80 (40 dense even + 40 MoE odd)
Hidden 8192 · 64 Q heads / 8 KV heads (GQA) · SwiGLU · RMSNorm
Router Learned, top-2 of 8 per MoE layer + 1 shared expert
Adapters LoRA rank-128 / alpha-256 on q,k,v,o,gate,up,down (~1B trainable params)
Context 128K via RoPE YaRN
Total / active ~180B / ~78B per request

The 64 experts

Eight sectors — Finance, Law, Medicine, Tech, Science, Business, Arts, Humanities — each with 8 specialists. Full roster with per-expert data counts is logged at every training run; example counts range from ~10K to ~35K per expert, 200K+ examples total, each mapped to exactly one expert.

Data refinery — every byte auditable

Build pipeline

flowchart LR
    A["1 · Base<br/>72B dense"] --> B["2 · Data<br/>823K routed"]
    B --> C["3 · MoE structure<br/>64 routed experts"]
    C --> D["4 · SFT<br/>62/64 converged"]
    D --> E["5 · DPO<br/>blocked"]
    E --> F["6 · Merge<br/>gated"]
    F --> G["7 · Verify<br/>gated"]
    G --> H["8 · GGUF<br/>gated"]
    H --> I["9 · Distill<br/>gated"]
    style D fill:#ff2d78,stroke:#00f0ff,color:#fff

Roadmap status — what's done, what's moving

Stage Status Detail
1 · Base (72B dense, 4-bit QLoRA) done frozen backbone, all experts train on it
2 · Data (822,745 ex, v5 taxonomy, code+manifests) done auditable in Morpho-72B-MoE-Data
3 · MoE structure (64 routed LoRA, top-2+shared, 128K YaRN) done design locked, see Architecture
4 · SFT (per-expert to convergence) done —64/64 all experts converged to full patience
5 · DPO (preference alignment) in progress —17/31 02/04/05/06/09–15/17/18/20–23 DONE on Morpho-72B-MoE-DPO; final 14 training on fourth 97GB GPU box with AUTO_SKIP; 33 thin experts keep SFT-only
6 · Merge (unified MoE) ready scripts ready; 64/64 SFT complete; pending torch env; weights → this repo
7 · Verify (benchmarks + audit) gated on merge no scores published before merge — policy
8 · GGUF (quantized release) gated quants → this repo for download
9 · Distill (compact students) gated students → this repo for download

Right now: SFT 64/64 complete. DPO 17/31 — final 14 training on the GPU box, then merge → verify → GGUF → distill.

Convergence gallery — every expert trains to its floor

Identity and Version

Repository
bluemorpholimited/Morpho-72B-MoE
Publisher
Blue Morpho Limited
Task
Text generation
Modality
Text
Library
Not stated by the source
Parameters
Not stated by the source
Languages
en
Revision
14e9f4a03ad6bf8c871bf4fb8f5440e022b7ea28
First published
2026-09-15
Last updated
2026-10-16

Files and Weights

7 files, 52.4 KB in total.

Documentation1 file · 4.7 KB
Other5 files · 46.2 KB
Repository1 file · 1.5 KB
Every file
FileTypeSizeSHA-256
README.mdDocumentation4.7 KB —
assets/architecture.svgOther3.8 KB —
assets/experts.svgOther23.9 KB —
assets/hero.svgOther3.1 KB —
assets/loss_curves.svgOther9.8 KB —
assets/training_progress.svgOther5.5 KB —
.gitattributesRepository1.5 KB —

License and Download

License
apache-2.0
Access
Open weights, no gate
Download from Blue Morpho Limited

Released by Blue Morpho Limited through its official repository on Hugging Face. Read the license.

Questions About Morpho-72B-MoE

Can I use Morpho-72B-MoE commercially?

Yes. Morpho-72B-MoE is released under Apache License 2.0. The Apache License 2.0 is a permissive open-source license. It permits commercial use, modification and redistribution. It requires keeping the license and copyright notices and any NOTICE file, stating significant changes, and it includes an express patent grant from contributors.

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