The Latest Breaking News from DeepSeek

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Rigetti Computing was not spared the selloff brought about by China’s DeepSeek.

The U.S. government believes that DeepSeek illegally obtained Nvidia GPUs through Singapore, now accounting for 22% of its revenue. Nvidia denies any wrongdoing.

COMMENT: Coinciding its launch with Donald Trump’s inauguration was a stroke of genius on China’s part, writes Emily Sheffield – even more so given that most of Silicon Valley was sitting front row

Ups and downs.

The AI revolution is well under way and two companies – DeepSeek and Nvidia – stand out among those competing to lead it. Outside the financial world, the story might seem distant – but it really does have consequences for everyone. It comes down to why investors are paying so…

Italy's Garante blocks access to DeepSeek AI app over data privacy concerns, sparking market interest.

Nvidia executives argue that DeepSeek’s AI breakthrough actually proves the need for more AI chips, making NVDA stock an attractive investment opportunity with potential 43% upside.

Forget DeepSeek, Microsoft is bringing the power of OpenAI's o1 reasoning model to Copilot for free.

The latest AI model launched by DeepSeek has been making extensive use of Nvidia's chips.

Dario Amodei recently spoke on DeepSeek, China, and its potential future competing against US-based AI firms amid a chip ban imposed by Biden's administration.