Released on 20 January, DeepSeek’s large language model R1 left Silicon Valley leaders in a flurry, especially as the start-up claimed that its model is leagues cheaper than its US competitors ...

Despite the significant attention the R1 model garnered at its launch, the latest update was released with fewer details. However; DeepSeek later disclosed on X that the R1-0528 version boasted ...

DeepSeek’s R1 Launch Shows There Are No Moats Among Large Language Models We believe that as the price of LLMs goes down, the value and usage of cloud infrastructure increase.

By developing DeepSeek-R1, a AI model as powerful as those of American leaders such as OpenAI or Google, though with fewer resources and an open source approach, DeepSeek has shaken up Silicon Valley.

Deepseek’s R1-0528 AI model competes with industry leaders like GPT-4 and Google’s Gemini 2.5 Pro, excelling in reasoning, cost efficiency, and technical innovation despite a modest $6 million ...

DeepSeek launched R1-0528 on developer platform Hugging Face, but has yet to make an official public announcement. It did not publish a description of the model or comparisons.

Following R1’s release, Nvidia – whose GPUs DeepSeek uses to train its model – lost close to $600bn in market cap, after it was revealed that the start-up achieved significant levels of ...

Kimi K2, MiniMax M1, Qwen 3 and a variant of DeepSeek R1 rank as the world’s top open-sourced AI models, according to LMArena ...

The DeepSeek R1 AI model has generated significant buzz worldwide since its launch. Similar to OpenAI's ChatGPT, this Chinese model has been making headlines. The emergence of this AI has ...

To be able to access the DeepSeek R1 model, you'll need to have signed up for a Perplexity Pro account – that'll set you back $20 (about £16 / AU$32) a month or $200 (about £160 / AU$320) a year.