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Chinese AI firm DeepSeek is withholding early access to its new model from US chipmakers like Nvidia and AMD, instead sharing it with domestic partners. This move signals Beijing's tougher stance on technology and trade amid ongoing US export controls on advanced semiconductors.
Anthropic, the maker of Claude chatbot, formally accused China’s DeepSeek and two other AI labs in the country—Moonshot and MiniMax—of launching industrial-scale campaigns to siphon the intelligence o
The U.S. believes DeepSeek will remove the technical indicators that might reveal its use of American AI chips, the official said
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DeepSeek, an AI company, has reportedly decided to withhold its latest artificial intelligence model from US chipmakers, including industry giant Nvidia.
US tech company Anthropic alleges that three Chinese AI firms stole intellectual property using hundreds of thousands of fake accounts, sparking controversy online.
The United States is reportedly investigating Chinese AI startup DeepSeek for allegedly developing a new AI model using advanced Nvidia AI chips that are subject to export restrictions.
China's DeepSeek is expected to imminently release its new AI model, DeepSeek V4, which could lead to a challenging period for Nasdaq stocks.
Alibaba Cloud has unveiled its next-generation open artificial intelligence model, Qwen-3.5, in a move set to have major implications for the global AI race between China and the US. The much-anticipated release, timed on the eve of the Lunar New Year, capped a frenetic week in which nearly every major Chinese AI developer rolled out new flagship models – with the notable exception of DeepSeek, despite media speculation that a V4 system would debut before the holiday. Qwen-3.5 is Alibaba Cloud’s...
DeepSeek has reportedly decided to withhold its newest AI model from US chipmakers, including Nvidia, according to sources familiar with the matter.
US officials confirm Chinese startup DeepSeek trained a new AI model on restricted Nvidia Blackwell chips, raising concerns about export control enforcement gaps. This alleged violation highlights ongoing debates about restricting advanced computing technology transfers to China and their potential military implications.
Anthropic said DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, and MiniMax used a technique known as "distillation"
An analysis delves into global economic trends, including competition between China/Europe and the US/rest of Asia in electricity generation, and critically examines the challenges and failures in China's industrial policy regarding chips, referencing DeepSeek.