The unveiling of DeepSeek R1 — a cutting-edge AI model with open weights but not fully open-source — by the Chinese firm DeepSeek has sparked a significant reaction across the global technology sector ...

Last month, Wall Street was stunned by the emergence of a Chinese tech startup called DeepSeek, which released an artificial ...

Microsoft announced that DeepSeek is available on its Azure AI Foundry service, Microsoft’s platform that brings together AI services for enterprises under a single banner. When asked about ...

As Big Tech earnings season enters full steam, DeepSeek AI is either a bright spot — touted by CEOs as proof of their company’s potential in the booming AI market — or a blemish best left unmentioned.

Microsoft is among the first to embrace the innovation, integrating DeepSeek's reasoning model R1 into its developer ...

MSFT announced that it had already integrated DeepSeek into Azure AI Foundry and GitHub. I see two potential benefits for the company. First, given its strong AI dominance and increasing demand ...

Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW), the AI Data Cloud company, today announced an expanded partnership with Microsoft that will empower ...

The new small language model can help developers build multimodal AI applications for lightweight computing devices, ...

Rapid AI Development with Microsoft’s Platforms With DeepSeek’s R1 model hosted in Azure AI Foundry, Microsoft is making it easy for developers to bring the model and the associated service to ...