Mirendil Labs / OpenAI Ecosystem FRONTIER API · Context: 10,000,000 tokens

Mirendil Fern (10M Context)

Purpose-built 10-million-token context architecture capable of ingesting entire monorepos, multi-gigabyte kernel trees, and weeks of production telemetry in a single unchunked prompt.

Provider
Mirendil Labs / OpenAI Ecosystem (Commercial API & Enterprise VPC)
Architecture
Hierarchical Sparse Attention (HSA) + Ring-KV Distributed Memory
Parameters
Ultra-Long-Context Specialist
Context Window
10,000,000 tokens (Max Output: 131,072 tokens)
API Pricing
Input: $1.40 / 1M · Cached: $0.18 / 1M · Output: $5.60 / 1M
Hardware Target
Cloud API or 8× H200 VPC Appliance

Interactive Token Cost Estimator (Mirendil Fern 10M)

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Architectural Strengths & Target Workloads

  • True 10,000,000-token context window with 99.2% multi-needle retrieval accuracy at 9.5M depth
  • Hierarchical Sparse Attention slashes KV-cache memory by 78% compared to dense ring attention
  • Industry-lowest $0.18 / 1M cached token cost for persistent codebase indexing

Primary Engineering Workloads: Whole-Monorepo Ingestion · Kernel & Firmware Auditing · Cross-Repository Migration.

Frequently Asked Questions (Mirendil Fern 10M)

How much does Mirendil Fern (10M Context) cost per 1M tokens?

Mirendil Fern (10M Context) is priced at $1.40 per 1M uncached input tokens, $0.18 per 1M cached input tokens, and $5.60 per 1M output tokens (Mirendil API / Enterprise VPC (78% lower KV-cache footprint via HSA)).

What is the context window of Mirendil Fern (10M Context)?

It supports up to 10,000,000 tokens (10,000,000 tokens) and a maximum generation output of 131,072 tokens.

Full TechPulse Engineering Analysis

OpenAI Ships GPT-6.1 Terra at Half the Price, While Newcomer Mirendil Debuts Fern with a 10M-Token Context

A cheaper, faster computer-use model lands in ChatGPT Work, Codex, the API and Amazon Bedrock on the same day a new lab bets on extreme context length for agent workloads.

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