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DeepSec releases Huawei chip software tools
DeepSeeek announced that it is freely and openly releasing software tools related to Huawei's AI accelerators, including the TileLang platform, which is considered a Chinese counterpart to NVIDIA's CUDA platform. This move comes within Beijing's efforts to develop domestic alternatives to NVIDIA technologies and reduce reliance on American software and semiconductors. DeepSeeek relies on local chips and plans to deploy 160,000 Huawei accelerators in a data center in Inner Mongolia. The company is also aiming to raise its valuation to around 500 billion yuan (approximately $74 billion) in preparation for a potential initial public offering, emphasizing the importance of having an advanced and user-friendly programming language to support China's AI ecosystem.
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