You can get Gemma 4 26B A4B at the exact same token input price of $0.042/M. GPT-5 nano is not much more expensive at $0.05.
There is still some minor memory bandwidth issue on outputting more tokens, but the truth is that if you process e.g. 16 messages at once you wont end up being much slower than Jev even though you have to perform several autoregressive passes.
I'm quite interested in this; my current understanding is though that Jev is great when scored with response quality and latency metrics.
The prevalent idea of Jev's superiority in price, speed and accuracy seems to come from TypeSafe's marketing and their, I'd say even bad faith, benchmarking. In independent benchmarks the relative numbers tend to be very different.