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Despite the U.S. Ban, DeepSeek Open-Sources Its Inference Engine Trending Topics · 4 hours ago · 22

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October 2026

DeepSeek released an updated V4.1-Flash-1017 model and made its Search/Fetch APIs and DeepInfer inference framework publicly available Feature update

20 Oct Despite the U.S. Ban, DeepSeek Open-Sources Its Inference Engine

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Integrated with GitHub · 1 source
Integrated with Nvidia Blackwell · 1 source
Integrated with Huawei Ascend 950 · 1 source
DeepSeek develops this tool · 1 source

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