In the fiercely competitive AI talent market, Hangzhou-based AI star DeepSeek has recently launched a major hiring spree on ...

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The implications for enterprise AI are significant. Until recently, most leading systems were only available through closed ...

DeepSeek, the Chinese AI startup based in Hangzhou, is actively looking to hire talent from around the world. After a ...

DeepSeek's development of its next-gen R2 AI model has reportedly stalled due to a shortage of Nvidia's H20 chips in China, exposing the company's heavy reliance on U.S. hardware and casting ...

DeepSeek is hiring for a job in product management and design. It's a major shift from the startup's focus on AI model research. The rush to hire product talent mirrors a broader trend in the US.

What is DeepSeek? The China-based AI app rivals that of other AI products, though the company says it uses far fewer specialized chips than its competitors.

Nvidia is now the first company to surge past $4 trillion in market capitalization, rebounding from its DeepSeek-induced slump earlier this year. Other AI chipmakers, including AMD and China’s Huawei, ...

DeepSeek has spooked the stock market this week, and AI stocks have borne the brunt of the news. However, not all AI stocks are collapsing, and some could actually gain from DeepSeek. Here are three.

Liang Wenfeng is the founder of AI lab DeepSeek, whose AI chatbot shook tech stocks this week. In a rare interview in 2023, he gave insight into his hiring strategy. "Experience is not that ...

DeepSeek, the Chinese startup that rattled the AI industry earlier this year, is hiring for a product role that illustrates the company's shift from research to commercialization.

Chinese startup DeepSeek has debuted an AI app that challenges OpenAI's ChatGPT and other U.S. rivals, sending a shock through Wall Street.