Chinese startup DeepSeek has released its largest AI model to date, a 685-billion-parameter model that industry observers say ...

The ongoing slugfest between tech players racing to get the most intuitive and powerful AI may have just gotten a brief knockout punch. The slammer that landed? A new version of DeepSeek’s ...

The Chinese start-up has introduced only a few incremental updates in recent months, while competitors have released new ...

In a quiet yet impactful move, DeepSeek, the Hangzhou-based AI research lab, has unveiled DeepSeek V3.1, an upgraded version ...

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(Reuters) -Chinese artificial intelligence company DeepSeek has delayed the release of its new model after failing to train it using Huawei's chips, highlighting the limits of Beijing's push to ...

DeepSeek launches V3.1 with doubled context, advanced coding, and math abilities. Featuring 685B parameters under MIT Licence ...

DeepSeek isn’t allowed across the board at the agency, but national labs found some attributes that could be approved, DOE’s ...

Overview DeepSeek dominates in reasoning, planning, and budgeting, proving itself the more practical and precise choice for ...

Chinese AI firm adds longer memory to its flagship model but still faces chip shortages that stall bigger ambitions ...

The speed and popularity of DeepSeek’s models have challenged US incumbents such as OpenAI, and demonstrated how Chinese companies can make strides in artificial intelligence for seemingly a ...

He who controls AI systems can have enormous power to shape people’s opinions,” a source told The Post. “It’s about power.