- Enterprise & Cloud Teams: Deploy hybrid, in-VPC, or on-premises setups using just four GPUs.
- Developers & Engineers: Build coding assistants, document parsers, or multimodal agents with function calling and long-text support.
- Data Scientists & Analysts: Analyze technical documents, codebases, images, and business data with a single model.
- Researchers & Evaluators: Benchmark on coding, STEM, multimodal tasks thanks to high accuracy at low cost.
- Early Adopters in Regulated Fields: Finance, healthcare, energy sectors using secure, customizable AI pipelines.
How to Use Mistral Medium 3?
- Access the Model: Available via Mistral’s API (`mistral-medium-2505`), Amazon SageMaker, IBM watsonx, NVIDIA NIM, Azure Foundry, and Google Vertex.
- Send Prompts: Input text and images, context up to 128K tokens for extensive pipelines.
- Use in Enterprise: Self-host on four GPUs or customize with post-training to embed internal knowledge.
- Monitor Costs: Approx. $0.40 per million input tokens, $2 per million output tokens—8× cheaper than rivals.
- Deploy Agents & Function Calls: Integrates seamlessly with tool-calling APIs and structured outputs.
- Cost-Efficient Frontier Performance: Matches ~90% of Claude Sonnet 3.7 and outpaces Llama 4 Maverick—while being 8× cheaper and faster.
- Frontline Coding & STEM: Outstanding 0-shot results—HumanEval (92.1%), Math500 (91%), ArenaHard (97.1%).
- Vision + Text + Long Context: Supports multimodal tasks like DocVQA (95.3%) and long-form understanding to 128K tokens.
- Enterprise Deployability: Easily self-hostable on four GPUs; supports post-training and in-VPC deployment.
- Wide Platform Reach: Available across major cloud providers and enterprise AI stacks.
- High performance in coding, STEM, and multimodal tasks
- Cost-efficient token pricing ideal for scale
- Supports long-context pipelines and function calls
- Flexible deployment options including self-hosted & customizable
- Broad enterprise and cloud integration
- Not open-source; proprietary weights
- Four‑GPU requirement may limit smaller teams
- Enterprise pricing and support needed for customization
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