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Chinese AI lab DeepSeek, according to Bloomberg, raised about $15 billion (100 billion yuan) — one of the largest rounds in the country. Potential investors reportedly include CATL and Tencent. The round came two days after a US order to remove DeepSeek technology from civilian federal agencies' systems.
Sevara AzamovaThe US Department of Homeland Security ordered government agencies to stop using AI tools from Chinese startup DeepSeek over concerns about data transfers to China. Beijing called the decision an 'overreach' on national security. AFP recalls key facts about the company.
Javlon TursunovThe US Department of Homeland Security on Monday ordered the removal of products by Chinese AI company DeepSeek and third-party solutions built on them from civilian federal agency systems, citing espionage and data leakage risks. Beijing on Tuesday condemned the ban, saying the national security concept was being 'inflated' and pledged to protect the interests of Chinese companies.
Javlon TursunovThe US Department of Homeland Security ordered the removal of technology from Chinese company DeepSeek from civilian agency systems, including Treasury, the State Department and the Department of Justice. The ban has been in effect since late July but was only made public on Monday. DHS cited risks of sensitive data being transferred to China; DeepSeek and the Chinese embassy have not yet commented on the decision.
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