Even the lowliest hardware could run this, but at an unlikely to be useful low speed, e.g. of 3 or 4 tokens per minute (by reading the weights from a couple of 4 TB SSDs for the BF16 model, or from a 4 TB SSD for the FP8 variant).

The question about LLMs is never whether they can be run, because that has a trivial answer, they can always be run. The right question is what speeds are achievable for representative hardware configurations.

At launch, it is difficult to estimate the speed. That should be known after someone reports experimental results. Moreover, for many LLMs the speed improved sometimes later after their release, after tweaks in inference backends, like llama.cpp or vLLM.