Nvidia CEO, Jensen Huang, remains confident about the company’s future. He has downplayed concerns that DeepSeek’s latest AI model could impact its dominance. Speaking on the company’s earnings call on
South Korea has taken a firm stance against DeepSeek, a fast-growing Chinese AI chatbot, citing serious privacy concerns. The country’s Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC) has ordered the removal of
The DeepSeek AI chatbot made headlines worldwide for its innovative capabilities. Now, it’s in the news again, but for a different reason. Governments are banning the model. The official explanation?
Taiwan has banned the use of DeepSeek in government departments due to growing security concerns. This follows a similar decision by the U.S. to restrict the Chinese AI use in
On Friday, DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, shook the AI world with the release of its R1 model built without Nvidia AI chips. The release was beyond impressive, it was
DeepSeek, a prominent Chinese AI research lab, has caught the world’s attention with its open-source release, DeepSeek-R1. This AI model is making waves by rivaling industry giants like OpenAI. The
In a huge stride forward, the Chinese AI firm DeepSeek has unveiled its latest innovation: DeepSeek V3. Released under a permissive license, this model promises to redefine how developers engage
