AI firm DeepSeek is aiding China's military and intelligence operations, a senior US official told Reuters, adding that the Chinese tech startup sought to use Southeast Asian shell companies to ...

Startup Z.ai, formerly known as Zhipu, announced Monday that its new GLM-4.5 AI model would cost less than DeepSeek to use. Like DeepSeek, the new model is also open source and can be downloaded ...

DeepSeek, China’s leading publicly available AI, anticipates that numerous prominent altcoins will achieve new all-time highs in the second half of 2025, spurred by Bitcoin's exceptional ...

The name of China’s new AI venture is DeepSeek. Training its most recent AI projects costs a tiny fraction of what major Western AI companies need to invest for similar results.

DeepSeek and Alibaba muscle into markets as Western firms squabble over premiums The Wall Street Journal reckons China is building an AI ecosystem that dodges US influence and the rest of the ...

What makes DeepSeek different from ChatGPT Think of it as China’s answer to ChatGPT — but faster, cheaper, and wide open. Developed in Hangzhou, DeepSeek’s large language models are fully ...

According to Deepseek's own privacy policy, it stores numerous bits of personal data, such as requests to its AI system or uploaded files. All of this information is stored on computers in China.

Because DeepSeek is headquartered in China, some organizations remain cautious. These organizations will need visible, ongoing assurance of data security, regulatory alignment and long-term ...

Z.ai said that for its new GLM-4.5 model, it would charge 11 cents per million input tokens versus 14 for DeepSeek R1; and 28 cents per million output tokens versus $2.19 for DeepSeek.

At about half the size of DeepSeek's model, GLM-4.5 only needs eight Nvidia H20 chips to operate, Z.ai CEO Zhang Peng told CNBC on Monday. That's the chip Nvidia customized for China in order to ...