A CAISI evaluation says DeepSeek V4 Pro is China's strongest model but still trails leading US frontier AI systems.

New Chinese model reports highlight DeepSeek and Qwen as growing forces in open-source AI competition.

DeepSeek’s latest model improved performance but did not deliver a major market jolt in a rapidly shifting AI race.

Chinese AI models from DeepSeek, Qwen, and Moonshot are cheaper, more adaptable, and nearly as capable as leading US platforms, raising competitive concerns.

DeepSeek V4's million-token reasoning at lower cost signals a shift in AI competition from raw parameter counts toward cost-efficient, long-context intelligence.

DeepSeek previews its most powerful model yet, V4, with 1.6 trillion parameters built on Huawei hardware amid escalating US AI theft accusations.

The US State Department sent a worldwide cable warning allies about alleged AI model theft by DeepSeek and other Chinese firms, escalating US-China tech tensions.

DeepSeek's V4 model offers frontier-level performance at rock-bottom prices, raising questions about the long-term pricing power of US AI leaders.

DeepSeek released a preview of its V4 model, asserting it can compete with leading AI from Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic in open-source AI competition.

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is in talks to raise at least $300 million at a $10 billion valuation, signaling growing investor confidence in China's AI sector.

China's DeepSeek is on the verge of releasing its V4 multimodal model — capable of generating text, images, and video — while reportedly denying early optimization access to Nvidia and AMD, instead granting it exclusively to domestic chipmakers Huawei and Cambricon ahead of China's annual parliamentary sessions.

A US official revealed that China's DeepSeek trained its latest AI model on Nvidia's most advanced Blackwell chips, despite US export restrictions, raising urgent questions about the effectiveness of American chip controls.

Indian AI companies unveil multilingual models optimized for 22 languages at AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, aiming to become a global AI adoption market.

Chinese tech giants release multiple AI models before Lunar New Year: Alibaba's Qwen 3.5, ByteDance's Doubao 2.0, Zhipu's GLM-5, and anticipated DeepSeek V4.

NPR analysis reveals China focuses on AI adoption and application while US prioritizes model development, highlighting two distinct approaches in global AI competition.

China's rapid AI advancement threatens US dominance with low-cost tech offerings and $8.69B national AI fund, analyst warns tech shock just getting started.

Zhipu AI debuts 744B-parameter GLM-5 flagship model with 30-60% subscription hikes and 67-100% API fee increases, marking China's first major LLM price jump in 2026.

DeepSeek and Alibaba AI models spreading globally are programmed to present positive views of China while avoiding negative topics, researchers discover.

OpenAI warns US lawmakers that Chinese startup DeepSeek used distillation techniques to extract capabilities from US AI models, posing business and national security threats.

Zhipu AI unveils GLM-5, Moonshot launches Kimi 2.5, and ByteDance tests Seedance 2.0 as Chinese AI companies compete for the next breakthrough moment.