Introducing our Artifacts Hub and Adoption Dashboard

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On August 3, 2026, Interconnects announced the official launch of a new feature module called ‘Artifacts Hub’ along with the accompanying ‘Adoption Dashboard’. This initiative aims to further optimize the management and monitoring capabilities of its service ecosystem by providing new platform tools and an adoption tracking dashboard.

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Adoption DashboardArtifacts HubArtificial AnalysisGLM 5.2Hugging FaceKimi K3Open RouterProject VAIL

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I Interconnects en 2026-08-03 22:03

Interconnects has launched Artifacts Hub and Adoption Dashboard, covering 792 models released over the past two years. Artifacts Hub integrates data from Hugging Face, Open Router, and Artificial Analysis, providing reasoning tokens, model intelligence scores, and RAM ratings; Adoption Dashboard displays the number of downloaded and derived models by geography and organization, revealing the gap between China and the US, as well as emerging players. This project, in collaboration with Project VAIL, expands on previous evaluations of models such as Kimi K3 and GLM 5.2, aiming to improve transparency in the open-source ecosystem and promote efficient application.