Sarvam releases Prism decision model through API and Apache-licensed weights

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Published Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · 11:18 PM EST

Sarvam AI has released Prism through its API and made the model's weights available under the Apache 2.0 licence, allowing enterprises to train it on their own data and run it on their own infrastructure. Built on Sarvam 105B, Prism handles structured decisions such as customer support routing, document analysis and AI-agent evaluation. Sarvam said Prism responded in 44 milliseconds on an NVIDIA B200 GPU and averaged 71.8 across three benchmarks. In company tests of answers given with at least 90 per cent confidence, errors occurred in 2.2 per cent of English responses and 4.4 per cent of Indian-language responses.

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