Why DeepSeek model needs ‘100 times more computing’

CEO Jensen Huang discussed the impact of Chinese Startup Deepsek’s new artificial intelligence model in a Wednesday interview with CNBC’s Jim Craermer. NvidiaAnnual GTC Conference of. Huang said that the groundbreaking model would actually require more calculation than many people in the industry.

According to Huang, Deepsek’s R1 model is “luxurious” as it is “the first open-sourced regioning model.” He explained that the model breaks the problems step by step, capable of coming with different answers, and can verify whether the answer is correct.

He said, “This argument AI calculates 100 times more than a non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-non-assertion. “It was completely opposite, it was an accurate opposite conclusion that everyone had.”

At the end of January, Deepsek’s model triggered sales in AI shares extensively, as investors feared that the model could perform with top contestants using low energy and money. NVIDIA recorded a fall of 17% in a season, lost to close to $ 600 billion, the largest single day drop for an American company.

Huang also reported that whatever his company has told in its conference so far, it includes exposing partnerships with companies such as new AI infrastructure and enterprise for robotics. Ditch, HPE, Accenture, service now And CrowdastricHe roughly reflected on the AI ​​Boom, the way the hyp has been purely transferred from the generative AI to the logic model. He also predicted that the world’s computing capital expenditure seems to be on the track to reach a trillion dollar by the end of the decade, and that most of that money will be used for AI.

“So, by the end of this decade, our opportunity as a trillion dollar is quite large,” said Huang. “We have found a lot of infrastructure to build.”

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