DeepSeek gives China's chipmakers leg up in race for cheaper AI
Chinese chipmakers such as Huawei a better chance to compete in the domestic market against more powerful U.S. processors.
Huawei and its Chinese peers have for years struggled to match Nvidia in building top-end chips that could compete with the U.S. firm's products for training models, a process where data is fed to algorithms to help them learn to make accurate decisions.
However, DeepSeek's models, which focus on «inference,» or when an AI model produces conclusions, optimise computational efficiency rather than relying solely on raw processing power.
That is one reason why the model is expected to partly close the gap between what Chinese-made AI processors and their more powerful US counterparts can do, analysts say.
Huawei, and other Chinese AI chipmakers such as Hygon, Tencent-backed EnFlame, Tsingmicro and Moore Threads have in recent weeks issued statements claiming products will support DeepSeek models, although few details have been released.
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