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Huawei engineers working inside DeepSeek's offices point to China's accelerating push to train advanced models without relying on Nvidia.
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Exclusive: DeepSeek is helping Huawei design its next generation of AI chips, with Huawei engineers working inside DeepSeek’s offices. The collaboration could help China train advanced AI models without relying on Nvidia. Read more:Read original on X
DeepSeek is helping Huawei design next-generation AI chips
DeepSeek is helping Huawei design next-generation AI chips
DeepSeek is helping Huawei design next-generation AI chips
DeepSeek is helping Huawei design next-generation AI chips
DeepSeek is helping Huawei design next-generation AI chips
DeepSeek is helping Huawei design next-generation AI chips
DeepSeek helps Huawei design next-generation AI chips
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The collaboration could help China train advanced AI models without relying on Nvidia, redrawing the map of the global chip race.
A reported order worth more than $35 billion against allocations of just 5 to 10 percent shows Chinese AI demand far outstripping supply.
The Apache 2.0 release runs on both Nvidia and Huawei hardware, handing developers the serving stack behind DeepSeek's own low serving costs.
The startup's new release swaps the standard text-generation architecture for a diffusion approach, promising much faster output at the same price.