An interview with Arm CEO Rene Haas on DeepSeek, why it isn't AI's “Sputnik moment” but is “a big deal”, how DeepSeek will “get shut down” by the US, and more

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DeepSeek has been controversial since its launch. Due to concerns about data theft and national security, it has been banned by many governments. Rene Haas, CEO of Arm, a global silicon intellectual property leader, believes that DeepSeek may eventually be shut down.

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DeepSeek app will be banned in the US, predicts Arm CEO

DeepSeek is the latest hot name in AI, with Huawei, Honor, Microsoft and even some auto makers already using the R1 model in its products and services. The Chinese-made platform quickly gained popularity in the United States, achieving the top position in the App Store almost overnight. Arm CEO Rene Haas shared his concerns about the service's future with Financial Times, stating it may be forced to shut down “due to foreign policy" implications…

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Arm CEO Rene Haas makes grim prediction that DeepSeek will be "shut down"

DeepSeek could go the way of TikTok, according to Arm CEO

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ARM CEO Predicts DeepSeek Will Be Banned In The US

Apple’s silicon chips have shifted perceptions of ARM architecture, proving not only suitable for energy-efficient mobile devices but also for desktop processors that rival Intel. In a recent interview, ARM CEO Rene Haas commented on the ongoing DeepSeek debate, expressing doubts about one of the primary assertions and predicting that China’s AI chatbot will indeed be banned in the US … Why DeepSeek Led to a Decline in US Tech Stocks DeepSeek se…

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DeepSeek will be banned in the US, believes ARM CEO - TECHTELEGRAPH

Apple Silicon chips have transformed attitudes toward ARM architecture, from being suitable mostly for power-efficient mobile devices to also capable of powering desktop processors which Intel behind. ARM CEO Rene Haas has now weighed-in on the DeepSeek controversy in a new interview, expressing his skepticism about one of of the key claims and voicing his expectation that China’s AI chatbot will be banned in the US … Why DeepSeek caused US tech…

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DeepSeek will be banned in the US, believes ARM CEO

Apple Silicon chips have transformed attitudes toward ARM architecture, from being suitable mostly for power-efficient mobile devices to also capable of powering desktop processors which Intel behind. ARM CEO Rene Haas has now weighed-in on the DeepSeek controversy in a new interview, expressing his skepticism about one of of the key claims and voicing his expectation that China's AI chatbot will be banned in the US . . . more . . .