How tech start-up DeepSeek emerged as the unlikely game changer in US-China AI war
DeepSeek sent shock waves through the global tech market ahead of the Lunar New Year - sinking the value of semiconductor giant Nvidia and other large companies driving the artificial intelligence (AI) boom - as the Chinese start-up achieved a feat once-considered impossible by Silicon Valley.
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