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DeepSeek has sparked a gold rush among Chinese tech startups. There's something about China's tech startups—they move fast, break things, and somehow manage to bounce back even faster when things don't go as planned.

DeepSeek's R1 AI model sent shockwaves through markets. Could it signal a major shift in AI demand and the future of the chip industry?

In a rapidly evolving tech landscape where artificial intelligence (AI) is at the forefront of driving innovation, the emergence of

It also has triggered concerns about Nvidia, a California company that produces advanced chips for AI development, and prompted broader questions of America's competitiveness in the tech race . Nvidia,

The ChatGPT rival has combined quality with cost efficiency and upset competitors in the process. Its time to look at win-win solutions for both developers and consumers.

DeepSeek's recent developments have ignited significant discussion in the AI community. DeepSeek is very impressive, a tour de force of engineering optimisation. They're building their models on the same transformer architecture as all the other models, but they have optimised the architecture and trained it in very creative ways.

In 2017, a significant change reshaped Artificial Intelligence (AI). A paper titled Attention Is All You Need introduced transformers. Initially developed to enhance language translation, these models have evolved into a robust framework that excels in sequence modeling,

It's been a rollercoaster week for the AI industry, with the DeepSeek app rocketing to the top of the Apple App Store and beating ChatGPT. DeepSeek is a Chinese startup who claim to have developed their deep reasoning model, R1, for a fraction of the price that US AI companies have invested in their technologies.