Hangzhou-based DeepSeek is 2025’s ‘biggest dark horse’ in open-source large language models, Nvidia research scientist Jim Fan says.

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Meet DeepSeek: the Chinese start-up that is changing how AI models are trained

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DeepSeek’s model boasts an impressive 671 billion parameters, placing it on par with some of the most advanced models globally. Yet, it was developed at a fraction of the cost incurred by giants like Meta and OpenAI, requiring only $5.58 million and 2.78 million GPU hours

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How a Chinese start-up is changing how AI models are trained and outperforming OpenAI, Meta

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Introducing DeepSeek: the Chinese newcomer revolutionizing AI training methods The Hangzhou-established company, DeepSeek, is being hailed as the most significant underdog of 2025 in the arena of open-source large language models by Nvidia's research scientist, Jim Fan. "[The latest AI model] demonstrates how limitations on resources compel you to creatively transform in outstanding manners," Fan noted, alluding to the way DeepSeek produced the …

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DeepSeek: The Revolutionary Chinese Start-Up Reimagining AI Training with Cost-Efficient Large Language Models

Chinese start-up DeepSeek has taken the tech world by storm, emerging as a significant player in the open-source large language model (LLM) sector in 2025. Just recently, the company made headlines globally with the launch of its latest release, DeepSeek V3. Jim Fan, a senior research scientist at Nvidia, hailed DeepSeek as "the biggest dark horse" in this arena, praising the innovative approach the company has taken.    Fan highlighted the rema…

Meet DeepSeek: the Chinese start-up that is changing how AI models are trained

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