Yet there are far more winners than losers from the DeepSeek drama. Some of them are even within tech. Apple will be cheering that its decision not to throw billions at building AI capabilities ...

How scammers are exploiting DeepSeek's rise As is their wont, cybercriminals waste no time launching attacks that aim to cash in on the frenzy around the latest big thing – plus, what else to ...

The bill would ban DeepSeek from federal devices as well as any future product developed by High-Flyer, the artificial intelligent tool's hedge fund backers. This comes after the U.S. House of ...

DeepSeek-R1 costs just 55 cents per million input tokens and $2.19 per million output tokens. Meanwhile, OpenAI's models reportedly cost $15 per million input tokens and $60 per million output tokens.

DeepSeek also says that it developed the chatbot for only $5.6 million, which if true is far less than the hundreds of millions of dollars spent by U.S. companies in the sector.

DeepSeek, the Chinese AI company that’s shocking Wall Street, insisted to me that it had been created by Microsoft. The question is why.

For one thing, DeepSeek (there’s actually two flavors, -V3 and -R1, more on them in a moment) punches well above its weight. DeepSeek is the product of an innovative development process, and ...

DeepSeek is no different, and if it’s not working, your session may have ended without you knowing. If this is the issue, logging out and in again should resolve it.

Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang told CNBC on Thursday (without evidence) DeepSeek built its product using roughly 50,000 Nvidia H100 chips it can’t mention because it would violate U.S. export ...

DeepSeek's app is powered by the DeepSeek-V3 model. The startup describes its app as using “state-of-the-art" AI that “leads global standards and matches top-tier international models.” ...

DeepSeek’s potential for SEO: Where it may have an edge Most AI tools marketed to SEOs focus on content – drafting articles, rewriting meta descriptions, or summarizing search trends.

Liang Wenfeng, founder of DeepSeek, in a meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Jan. 20, according to Chinese state media. CCTV Born in 1985 and raised in Zhanjiang, China, Liang was a straight ...