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Deepseek, a Hangzhou‑based AI startup founded in 2023 by Liang Wenfeng (previously co‑founded the quantitative hedge fund High‑Flyer), released the 552‑billion‑parameter model DeepSeek‑V4.1‑Flash in September 2026. It gained global attention with its free‑to‑use, open‑weight RI reasoning model. In October 2026, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security ordered all federal civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek technology from IT systems, banning future purchases and allowing a 60‑day exception window. Three agencies – Treasury, State, and Justice – were affected; the DoD was excluded, and third‑party products built on DeepSeek were also prohibited. On October 21, 2026, Binance announced that it would exclude premium‑index observations affected by a network outage from its U.S.‑equity perpetual funding calculation. Deepseek delivers comparable performance for a fraction of the cost, competing with OpenAI United States Department of Homeland Security ORDERS civilian federal agencies to remove Deepseek products from IT systems The Department of Homeland Security issued an order that covers the removal of DeepSeek products and third‑party services built using its technology. DeepSeek’s R1 reasoning model shook the AI industry. Anthropic identified unauthorized attempts by DeepSeek to collect outputs from Claude. The United States has accused DeepSeek of using large‑scale model distillation. DeepSeek has the model V4.1-Flash. V4.1-Flash achieved an 85.7% success rate on DeepSeek’s internal exploit benchmark. Department of Homeland Security ordered federal civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek products DeepSeek leaned heavily on GPT-6 Astra's outputs to train their latest models. The Information reported that DeepSeek leveraged GPT-6 Astra's outputs.· Entity summary generated by Graphiti

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  1. The InformationREPORTS ONDeepseek

    The Information reported that DeepSeek leveraged GPT-6 Astra's outputs.

    Current1 sourceThe Information
  2. DeepseekLEANED ON OUTPUTS OFGPT-6 Astra

    DeepSeek leaned heavily on GPT-6 Astra's outputs to train their latest models.

    Current1 sourceGPT-6 Astra
  3. Deepseek V4.1-FlashACHIEVED SCORE ONDeepseek

    V4.1-Flash achieved an 85.7% success rate on DeepSeek’s internal exploit benchmark.

    Current1 sourceDeepseek V4.1-Flash
  4. DeepseekHAS MODELDeepseek V4.1-Flash

    DeepSeek has the model V4.1-Flash.

    Current1 sourceDeepseek V4.1-Flash
  5. DeepseekOFFERS PERFORMANCE FOR LOW COST TOOpenAI

    Deepseek delivers comparable performance for a fraction of the cost, competing with OpenAI

    Current1 sourceOpenAI
  6. MAI-DxOTESTED WITHDeepseek

    MAI-DxO was tested with AI models from DeepSeek

    Current1 sourceMAI-DxO
  7. DeepseekACCEPTED INVESTMENT FROMCATL

    DeepSeek raised $15 billion and had potential investors including Chinese battery maker CATL.

    Current1 sourceCATL
  8. BloombergREPORTSDeepseek

    Bloomberg reported that DeepSeek raised $15 billion in a funding round.

    Current1 sourceBloomberg
  9. United StatesORDERED REMOVAL OFDeepseek

    United States ordered federal agencies to remove DeepSeek’s technology

    Current1 sourceUnited States
  10. Liang WenfengOWNS STAKE INDeepseek

    Liang Wenfeng retains approximately an 81.6% stake in DeepSeek’s Chinese operating entity

    Current1 sourceLiang Wenfeng
  11. United StatesORDEREDDeepseek

    United States ordered federal civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek’s AI technology from their systems over national security concerns.

    Current1 sourceUnited States
  12. DeepseekFOUNDED BYLiang Wenfeng

    DeepSeek was founded in 2023 by Liang Wenfeng.

    Current1 sourceLiang Wenfeng
  13. DeepseekHAS MODELGordon Brown

    DeepSeek gained global attention with its free-to-use, open‑weight RI reasoning model.

    Current1 sourceGordon Brown
  14. DeepseekACCEPTED INVESTMENT FROMTencent

    DeepSeek raised $15 billion and had potential investors including Tencent, the company behind WeChat.

    Current1 sourceTencent
  15. TencentINVESTED INDeepseek

    Tencent is a potential investor in DeepSeek

    Current1 sourceTencent
  16. DeepseekLOCATED INHangzhou

    DeepSeek is a Hangzhou‑based AI startup.

    Current1 sourceHangzhou
  17. Liang WenfengFOUNDEDDeepseek

    Liang Wenfeng founded DeepSeek

    Current1 sourceLiang Wenfeng
  18. CATLINVESTED INDeepseek

    CATL is a potential investor in DeepSeek

    Current1 sourceCATL
  19. ClaudeDevsORDERS REMOVEDeepseek

    United States Department of Homeland Security ORDERS civilian federal agencies to remove Deepseek products from IT systems

    Current1 sourceClaudeDevs
  20. DeepseekRELEASEDDeepInfer

    DeepSeek released DeepInfer

    Current2 sourcesDeepInfer
  21. DeepseekADD PRICE PRESSURE TOOpenAI

    Deepseek adds pricing pressure on OpenAI

    Current1 sourceOpenAI
  22. DeepseekADD PRICE PRESSURE TOAnthropic

    Deepseek adds pricing pressure on Anthropic

    Current1 sourceAnthropic
  23. DeepseekRELEASEDDeepInfer

    DeepSeek announced on Oct. 20 that it had open‑sourced the inference framework DeepInfer.

    Current3 sourcesDeepInfer
  24. UK governmentHAD ACTION AGAINSTDeepseek

    The Commerce Department previously took action against DeepSeek as part of its efforts to limit Chinese technology in government infrastructure.

    Current1 sourceUK government
  25. DeepseekRELEASEDdeepseek-recipe

    DeepSeek released the deepseek‑recipe collection of software components that handle token encoding, prompt formatting, and API request processing.

    Current2 sourcesdeepseek-recipe
  26. US NavyHAD ACTION AGAINSTDeepseek

    The US Navy had earlier objected to DeepSeek under a new regulatory framework aimed at protecting national security.

    Current1 sourceUS Navy
  27. DeepseekPOTENTIAL RISKUS government

    The Department of Homeland Security cited that DeepSeek’s technology could contain security vulnerabilities that might provide intelligence on United States government activities.

    Current1 sourceUS government
  28. Department of Homeland SecurityISSUED ORDER ONDeepseek

    The Department of Homeland Security issued an order that covers the removal of DeepSeek products and third‑party services built using its technology.

  29. AnthropicRAISED CONCERNS ABOUTDeepseek

    Anthropic raised concerns about DeepSeek’s use of model distillation

    Current2 sourcesAnthropic
  30. DeepseekHAS MODELR1 reasoning model

    DeepSeek’s R1 reasoning model shook the AI industry.

    Current1 sourceR1 reasoning model
  31. United StatesORDERED TO REMOVEDeepseek

    United States ordered federal civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek products and services

    Current2 sourcesUnited States
  32. AnthropicIDENTIFIED ATTEMPTS BYDeepseek

    Anthropic identified unauthorized attempts by DeepSeek to collect outputs from Claude.

    Current1 sourceAnthropic
  33. United StatesACCUSEDDeepseek

    The United States has accused DeepSeek of using large‑scale model distillation.

    Current1 sourceUnited States
  34. OpenAIRAISED CONCERNS ABOUTDeepseek

    OpenAI raised concerns about DeepSeek’s use of model distillation

    Current2 sourcesOpenAI
  35. DeepseekIS FROMChina

    DeepSeek is a Chinese AI startup

    Current2 sourcesChina
  36. Department of Homeland SecurityRAISED CONCERNS ABOUTDeepseek

    Department of Homeland Security raised concerns about DeepSeek’s handling of user data

  37. United StatesBANSDeepseek

    United States bans DeepSeek from civilian agency IT systems

    Current3 sourcesUnited States
  38. Amazon SageMaker JumpStartHAS ONBOARDEDDeepseek

    Amazon SageMaker JumpStart onboarded DeepSeek from January through September 2026

  39. OpenRouter +USESDeepseek

    OpenRouter incorporates DeepSeek in its offerings to customers.

    Current1 sourceOpenRouter +
  40. VercelUSESDeepseek

    Vercel incorporates DeepSeek in its offerings to customers.

    Current1 sourceVercel

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