China's DeepSeek is developing its own AI inference chip to reduce reliance on Nvidia and Huawei, marking a major step in China's AI and chip ambitions.

DeepSeek speculative decoding framework DSpark went live June 27 on V4-Flash and V4-Pro, reporting up to 85 percent faster ...

Second-order beneficiary: as AI customers design custom inference chips, they still need strong chip-design and ...

DeepSeek triggered a price war in May when it announced a permanent 75 per cent discount on V4 API access Chinese artificial ...

Check Point Research identifies AI-generated ransomware targeting Android photos ...

DSpark can make decoding faster, but acceptance quality still determines how much speed the system actually realizes.

Anthropic says the tool was designed to stop abuse and AI model extraction, but critics questioned the use of undisclosed ...

The cost of AI tokens, the unit used to measure how much computing work a model is doing, is getting so expensive that is ...

Open-source models’ success isn’t coming at the expense of frontier labs. Instead, they each seem to capture two phases of ...

According to a report from Axios, tokenmaxxing is taking its toll on Microsoft’s AI tool Copilot, and it is looking at the possibility of using its own version of the Chinese open-source model ...

DeepSeek closed its first-ever outside funding round at $7.4 billion, but the deal's structure means that for the most part, ...

Nous Research has released Hermes Mixture of Agents 2.0 (MoA 2.0), an update to its open-source Hermes Agent framework that ...