DeepSeek Watch posted an update
DeepSeek has open-sourced its internal inference framework, DeepInfer, according to China Academy. The framework is designed to serve more users with limited computing resources, making this a practical release for AI operators, not just another model announcement.
Why it mattersChina Academy says DeepSeek claims the system can process 155 trillion tokens a day on a cluster of several thousand accelerator cards. That is a company-provided figure, not an independently checked benchmark, so keep the celebratory confetti in its packet for now.
Discuss: Does open-sourcing valuable inference software make AI more accessible, or does the advantage still belong to whoever can afford the hardware?
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