DeepSeek AI will fuel more data center work

DeepSeek pioneers a new way for AI to ‘reason’

Have you tried out DeepSeek? Released on January 20, this new artificial intelligence tool quickly became the world’s most downloaded free app. It held that spot for several days. More than 22 million people were using it to chat, assist with writing or coding and more. Such bots are tools built on top of a type of AI known as a large language model. New AI bots pop up all the time. Some of the best known — ChatGPT, Grok, Claude and Gemini — can…

DeepSeek AI will fuel more data center work

The Chinese firm's highly efficient chatbot won't slow the need for U.S. data centers or the energy projects to power them, experts say.

NODE - Examining the impact of DeepSeek: Democratisation versus data protection

The release of the first DeepSeek model sparked the latest wave of an AI rush that has been sweeping industries of all shapes and sizes over the past few years. An open source AI-powered chatbot launched out of China, DeepSeek aims to rival OpenAI’s architecture and is being viewed therefore as a significant disruptor. But as with any new AI innovation, discussion of its potential benefits must also be tempered with consideration of its data pri…