Yes, it runs in vllm happily. It gets >900TPS output reliably on a single 5090 with the nvfp4 model.
It's clearly worse than vanilla 26B-A4B, and lacks some things like structured outputs, and gets some tool calls wrong.
So you have to find a usecase or a hand rolled harness that leverages the cerebras-level TPS while not going off track during (even short) tasks.
And it fails on rocm of course. This engine is such a hassle on AMD.