Nace AI open-sources Drex Max v1, a 27B multimodal decision model for Apple Silicon
Nace AI has open-sourced Drex Max v1, a 27B multimodal decision model. MarkTechPost reports it scores 67.52 and runs locally on Apple Silicon.
Nace AI has open-sourced Drex Max v1, a 27B-parameter multimodal decision model that runs locally on Apple Silicon, according to a MarkTechPost report published November 1, 2026.
Key facts
- Model: Drex Max v1
- Developer: Nace AI
- Parameters: 27B
- Type: Multimodal decision model
- Score: 67.52 (as reported by MarkTechPost)
- Hardware target: Apple Silicon, with local inference
- License status: Open-sourced
MarkTechPost's headline describes Drex Max v1 as a "decision model," and its summary calls it multimodal. The 67.52 score is reported without a benchmark name in the summary, so it cannot be compared against other models' results.
What this means
A 27B multimodal model that runs on Apple Silicon can be used on local machines, without a hosted API. Open-sourcing the model also means developers can run it themselves. The 67.52 score is not tied to a named benchmark in the report, so how Drex Max v1 compares with other models is not yet established.
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