Meta Llama 4
The source records the Meta Community Licence as excluding EU-domiciled companies from the multimodal models, which it treats as a refusal rather than a grant, so this row is not-commercial and may not be routed to. llmeu.com holds two Llama 4 variants and this family-level row claims neither.
The licence verdict recorded for this row is not-commercial
— not the schedulable verdict, so this row may not be routed to. It is listed on purpose, because the licence gate is only enforced visibly if you can read what it refuses.
A licence attaches to a specific variant, not to a family name — read the model card before you route or self-host.
The only verdict this registry treats as schedulable is commercial-self-host-ok; every other verdict makes a row ineligible for routing, however well documented its origin is.
What this row records
- Registry row
- Meta Llama 4
- Origin
- unverified
- Licence
- Meta Community Licence (not OSI)
- Licence verdict
- not-commercial
- Params
- unverified
- Context
- unverified
- Size
- unverified
- Min free
- unverified
- Accelerators
- unverified
- Source URL
- dev.to
Where a field has no source, the card shows it as unverified instead of filling it in. An empty field is information.
Source of truth
The source of truth for this row is the sibling repository llmeuchain (data/models.mjs)
at commit 1d4a4c04030bada0f2393139755af26f236c1b7c, snapshotted
2026-09-26. That repository is not published, so this page cannot link to it; the row links the source URL the registry itself cites, and corrections belong in the registry rather than in this copy.
The swarm is a blueprint with a mock backend: no real GPU ran and no model weights were served. Being eligible for routing here is a licence verdict in the vendored registry, not a claim that anything serves this model.
LLM EU Verified means documented, not legally certified. It is not an AI Act conformity assessment and LLM EU is not an EU body.
This page is a catalogue record, not legal advice. No licence text is reproduced or paraphrased here: the link on each row goes to the licence the publisher publishes, and that text governs. Where a licence restricts commercial use, this page says only what the model card already records and points at the card and its limits; where the record does not say what a licence permits, neither does this page.
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