DeepSeek’s announcement last month that it has developed advanced AI with less advanced and fewer chips has emboldened ...

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Australia has banned DeepSeek from all government devices as it seeks to block "an unacceptable level of security risk" ...

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek continues to be the talk of Wall Street and Silicon Valley, with JPMorgan analysts saying U.S.

DeepSeek's announcement last month that it has developed advanced AI with less-advanced and fewer chips has emboldened developers like startup Preferred Networks, one of Japan's leading AI companies.

Arm, SoftBank's UK-based subsidiary, also played a key role in the event, hinting at its involvement in providing hardware for Japan's upcoming data centers. SoftBank Suspends use of DeepSeek amid ...

The national security concerns behind the U.S. push to ban TikTok are even more pronounced when it comes to generative AI.

The Trump administration hasn’t outlined a policy toward technology flows yet, but it ordered a review of export controls on ...