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From the Hugging Face model README
🚀 Performance increased at least 2× across all benchmarks
We've revisited and optimized every core performance-critical path in Purem. Through a series of low-level enhancements and architecture-specific optimizations, the system now demonstrates at least double the speed compared to previous versions – with real-world benchmarks confirming these improvements on all supported platforms.
The New Standard
Optimized for x86-64, Intel, and ARM (Apple Silicon M1–M4) servers.
This repository contains real-world benchmarks for the Purem core technology, designed for maximum performance testing and local validation.
Purem now offers a fully licensed and notarized sandbox binary for Apple Silicon M1 – M4 machines.
You can freely test and benchmark Purem locally – the same architecture, the same performance, ready to run directly on your Mac.
puremnumpynumbatorchpandasscipypytestmatplotlibHowever, to perform full tests and benchmarks properly, please follow the official usage instructions. Just use the project as normal.
Clone the repository:
mkrdir -p cd purem_benchmarks
cd purem_benchmarks
git remote add origin https://huggingface.co/elegantly/purem_sandbox
Install dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
make test
Generates full performance plots under src/purem_benchmarks/ showing a runtime vs input size.
Here’s a quick look at how Purem compares to existing Python ML libraries:
Acceleration (Purem vs NumPy, PyTorch, Numba)
Operations per second on large inputs (log scale)
Mean numerical error across large input sizes – lower values indicate higher numerical precision under load.
Apple Silicon (M1–M4):
The sandbox binary is permanently free to use – no registration required.
You can fully develop, benchmark, and integrate locally.
x86-64 Servers (Intel/AMD):
A separate licensed version is available.
Please refer to the Purem by Work TIF website for more details.
By using the free sandbox, you can:
For more information and licensing inquiries, please visit the Purem by Work TIF Official Website.
Purem – Engineering the New Standard of Performance.