DeepSeek releases AI chip programming software built with Huawei

Published Wednesday, September 30, 2026 · 1:30 PM EDT

DeepSeek publicly released software it developed with Huawei Technologies to program AI chips. The release showcases their close partnership as Huawei works on technology intended to replace Nvidia's products, giving developers access to the jointly built programming tools.

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