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DeepSeek developing its own artificial intelligence chip — Reuters
The company previously used chips from American Nvidia and Chinese Huawei to train and operate its models
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The Next Web
· Jul 7, 2026
DeepSeek is reportedly designing its own AI chip to sidestep US curbs
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