DeepSeek has gone viral. Chinese AI lab DeepSeek broke into the mainstream consciousness this week after its chatbot app rose ...

Microsoft is reportedly eyeing more of its own AI models into Copilot and reduce dependency on OpenAI. It’s also exploring ...

The models are available on the Azure AI Foundry – along with the DeepSeek 1.5B distilled model announced last month.

DeepSeek AI is designed to offer open-source LLMs, efficient architecture, advanced reasoning, multimodal learning. Here are ...

with Azure AI services growing 157% YoY and contributing significantly to overall growth. DeepSeek's $6 million training cost is misleading; real costs are higher due to extensive infrastructure ...

The unveiling of DeepSeek R1 — a cutting-edge AI model with open weights but not fully open-source — by the Chinese firm DeepSeek has sparked a significant reaction across the global technology sector ...

Microsoft announced that DeepSeek is available on its Azure AI Foundry service, Microsoft’s platform that brings together AI services for enterprises under a single banner. When asked about ...

Nevertheless, many companies were quick to adopt the new model, including OpenAI investor Microsoft, which added DeepSeek-R1 to Azure AI Foundry and GitHub. You can also find R1 in the Amazon Web ...

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a DeepSeek ban on government devices, but it might also ban it outright, à la TikTok, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Chinese AI company DeepSeek unveiled two developments through its new model R1, quietly redefining the economics of ...

Today, Microsoft announced the availability of DeepSeek R1 7B and 14B distilled models for Copilot+ PCs via Azure AI Foundry. The ability to run 7B and 14B models locally on Copilot+ PCs will ...