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Multiple third-party platforms integrate DeepSeek – has Chinese AI finally entered its era?
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But what does this rapid growth mean for Chinese AI?
From cloud service providers offering zero-code integration to financial institutions deploying AI in their operations, DeepSeek is pushing AI closer to the mainstream.
As DeepSeek gained traction, the cloud service industry experienced a price war, with major players like Tencent Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, and Baidu Cloud slashing their prices in a race to secure the most customers.
Context: DeepSeek’s R1 release has disrupted the global AI industry with its open-source nature and low integration cost.
As Chinese cloud platforms increasingly integrate DeepSeek AI, industry experts anticipate heightened competition among cloud providers.
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