DeepSeek, China’s iconic AI lab, is preparing to file for an initial stock offering in China, Bloomberg reported.
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DEEPSEEK IS DEVELOPING ITS OWN AI CHIP
DeepSeek, a leading Chinese AI lab, is developing its own chip, people familiar told Reuters.
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DEEPSEEK DESIGNS NEW AI TO RUN ON CHINESE CHIPS
In a significant advance for China’s semiconductor industry, AI lab DeepSeek has designed its newest model to use inference chips made by Huawei, the country’s primary chip producer.
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DEEPSEEK RELEASES LONG-AWAITED NEW MODEL
Chinese AI lab DeepSeek has released an updated version of its V4 model. The release comes on the heels of China’s surge in global AI dominance.
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DEEPSEEK REPORTS AI TRAINING BREAKTHROUGH
In a newly published paper, Chinese AI firm DeepSeek has detailed a new approach to training AI models it calls “Manifold-Constrained Hyper-Connections.” The method allows training larger and larger AIs while reducing needed computer time and, therefore, energy consumption.
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DOT COM BUST 2.0
On 28 January 2025, The Trends Journal alerted subscribers about this little-known Chinese AI startup, DeepSeek, that sent a bolt across the AI-driven stock market’s bow when it announced that it trained a free AI assistant for $6 million instead of the $100-million-plus that Open AI and other Western tech companies had to spend on their products.
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CHINA STEPS UP CRACKDOWN ON U.S.-MADE COMPUTER CHIPS
After pressuring Chinese tech companies to use only domestically made computer chips, Beijing in mid-September ordered a halt to all purchases of chips made in the U.S.
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DEEPSEEK REVEALS ANOTHER AI THAT’S CHEAPER TO OPERATE
Chinese research firm DeepSeek has released a new AI model that it says can be operated more cheaply than the large language models common in the West.
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DEEPSEEK SAYS ITS FLAGSHIP AI COST ONLY $294,000 TO TRAIN
DeepSeek, the Chinese AI developer that jolted the industry in January by releasing a world-class model that it said it built on the cheap, now says it spent just $294,000 to train it.
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DEEPSEEK IS UNABLE TO TRAIN ITS NEXT MODEL ON CHINESE CHIPS
DeepSeek, the Chinese AI developer that stunned the world in January with its world-class large language model made on the cheap, has been forced to delay the release of its R2 reasoning AI.