Chip export controls were supposed to prevent China from rivaling U.S.-based gen AI. DeepSeek got around that, and tougher rules may not do much better.

BEIJING (Reuters) - Investment in data centres and cloud infrastructure is still needed despite DeepSeek challenging the cost efficiency of large AI models, Baidu CEO Robin Li said on Tuesday.

DeepSeek has far-reaching implications for China's tech ambitions beyond its immediate achievements Has DeepSeek blazed a new ...

DeepSeek’s advances have roiled global stock markets and AI players. Now, its influence is spreading quickly at home, with some of China’s biggest tech companies, many of which had been developing ...

In a bold step toward safeguarding national interests, a bipartisan coalition in Congress is pushing a bill that seeks to ban the use of China's DeepSeek AI on government devices. This initiative ...

DeepSeek has triggered a wave of artificial intelligence (AI) deployments across China's hi-tech manufacturing sector - ...

DeepSeek arrived out of nowhere and upended the entire AI market. We round up the biggest happenings of the past 10 days.

The future for Chinese tech companies will hinge on their ability to turn uncertainty into innovation – and opportunity.

DeepSeek has shown that China can, in part, sidestep US restrictions on advanced chips by leveraging algorithmic innovations.

A bipartisan duo in the the U.S. House is proposing legislation to ban the Chinese artificial intelligence app DeepSeek from ...

Lawmakers are now pushing to immediately ban the Chinese chatbot DeepSeek on government devices, citing national security ...

If DeepSeek is China’s open-source “Sputnik moment,” we need a legislative environment that supports — not criminalizes — an American open-source Moon landing.