US EditionSingapore AI chip court case adjourned until August — trio accused of illegally smuggling Nvidia chips to China for use by AI firm DeepSeek
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The technology event of the beginning of this year was undoubtedly the R1 artificial intelligence (AI) model released by Chinese startup DeepSeek, which, according to the company, kept pace with the leading Western models at the time, but was created much cheaper.
China’s Sophgo chip powers DeepSeek AI model
Chinese chipmaker Sophgo has adapted its compute card to power DeepSeek’s reasoning model, demonstrating efforts by local firms to develop homegrown artificial intelligence infrastructure. Sophgo’s SC11 FP300 compute card successfully passed verification, exhibiting stable and effective performance in executing reasoning tasks of DeepSeek’s R1 model. These tests were conducted by the China Telecommunication Technology Labs (CTTL), as confirmed b…
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