Tailscale and LM Studio have partnered to launch LM Link, a feature that lets users securely access open-weight LLMs running on remote hardware they own as if those models were local. Built on Tailscale's tsnet (a userspace Go library), LM Link creates end-to-end encrypted peer-to-peer connections between devices without exposing anything to the public internet. Setup requires just a few clicks or terminal commands. Use cases include home power users offloading to a beefy desktop GPU, teams sharing large models internally, regulated industries keeping data on-prem, and developers running CI tests against large models privately.

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How it worksWhat you can do with LM LinkUnderneath the hoodGet started with private, feels-like-local LLMs
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