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Fixstars offers DeepSeek inference on GPUs in Japan

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Fixstars is offering access to DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 through GPU servers in Japanese data centers, note reported in its November 6 coverage. Fixstars Inference Cloud supports APIs compatible with OpenAI and starts at 48 yen, excluding tax, per 1 million input tokens. The company says processed prompts and outputs are neither saved nor used for training, and requests are not sent to servers in China. The service runs a model developed in China while processing requests in Japan.
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