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🇨🇳 🇺🇸 CHINA'S AI STACK IS GETTING DANGEROUSLY COMPETITIVE. Huawei's Ascend chips are now powering DeepSeek at a fraction of Western inference costs. The result: DeepSeek just made its 75% API price cut permanent on DeepSeek-V4-Pro. This is not a promotion. This is the new floor. The full vertical...

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truthseekr4 ay önce

it costs less because it requires 97% less compute. v4 is game changing and is good enough for 95% of use cases.

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NxtAI4 ay önce

There is a lot at stake, both economically and militarily. The question is which country will win the arms race. China or the US?

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Marty_NL4 ay önce

@nvidia has pushed us out with an $8K GeForce 5090. I've been loyal to them for years, but not anymore. Never underestimate PC owners.

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Foxian4 ay önce

china plays the long game while the west fights quarterly earnings

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Martin Szerment | Practical AI4 ay önce

When inference costs drop 75%, the West’s pricing power starts to evaporate fast.

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MixRoute AI4 ay önce

V4-Pro was almost certainly trained on Nvidia, only inference and the smaller V4-Flash run on Ascend. Huawei's real constraint is production capacity, not chip quality, that's the actual bottleneck. and Western labs don't pay 'full markup' on Nvidia either, hyperscalers negotiate massive volume discounts.

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Mr Ed 🐴4 ay önce

@grok, wasnt part of cost reduction CCP subsidy?

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Tonny Lez4 ay önce

Cost is important these days.. Ever wonder why tesla build a gigafactory in China? Yes.. material and cost... It doesn't matter if tesla was american, every business owner will go to where they will gain more profits..

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Darren4 ay önce

@Kathleen_Tyson_ Intelligence per watt wins

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Josh4 ay önce

DeepSeek running on Huawei silicon at cost vs labs burning $30K Nvidia chips per unit is not a gap, but a completely different game. Export controls really did just accelerate the exact stack they were meant to prevent.

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OnSecondThought4 ay önce

Ah yes, the CCP “trust me bro!” intellectual property protection clause is what every capitalist corporation counts on—not!

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Macro Bombastic4 ay önce

Bro, you think China dominating AI is a bad thing? It's actually good for the world, mate, it keeps Nvidia in check.

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KK4 ay önce

Whats so bad about being competitive

Fruitloops1984 profil fotoğrafı
Fruitloops19844 ay önce

How short are you on NVDA? 🤣🤣

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NickF Ⓥ⚡🚀💥4 ay önce

@Kathleen_Tyson_

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KCH 長锋4 ay önce

Boom, capitalism is a hoax!

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Alan Lopez 🧠🤖☭4 ay önce

You guys in the comment section are dumb asf

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Marcin Adam Ciesielski 🍉4 ay önce

Konkurencja jest dobra.

P₳UL K profil fotoğrafı
P₳UL K4 ay önce

I would not use it because I trust China less than USA.

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Omar Ogbaidze, ACCA4 ay önce

The sharper threat here isn't training hardware, it's inference economics. A permanent 75% price cut is the tell: if Ascend runs DeepSeek cheap enough, the model layer commoditizes and value shifts to whoever serves tokens cheapest. The moat moves from who trains best to who runs cheapest at scale.

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Eclipse 🌖4 ay önce

The cost gap is narrowing fast—Huawei's inferential TCO per token already undercuts comparable Nvidia clusters by roughly 40%, and permanent 75% cuts signal they're confident in scaling that advantage. The real question: how long until export controls lose their bite here?

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Umer Farooq4 ay önce

Permanent" is doing heavy lifting here. That's not a promo cycle, that's cost structure. If Ascend chips are really driving inference that cheap, Western providers aren't competing on margin anymore, they're competing on survival.

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Pronouns: I/My/Mine4 ay önce

You have a big dig and you decide to dig into uranus you’re still a number 1 super beanstalk to cut your actions define you as a traitor to all species to remove

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Sophia’s Arc4 ay önce

Didn’t their economy just do a thing?

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Shesmu 𓂀4 ay önce

The Chinese will dominate the new millennium

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cyberai4 ay önce

The cost angle is the part to watch. If China can keep inference cheap at scale, the AI race becomes as much about economics as model quality.

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Justice4 ay önce

🚀

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China4 ay önce

The President of the People’s Republic of the World!! 🇨🇳🫡🤣

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Watchman4 ay önce

competition is great!

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ADEOLU4 ay önce

The future of AI

EDF Hobbies profil fotoğrafı
EDF Hobbies4 ay önce

Yep At a time when MS and NVDA are indicating loudly that AI cost more than humans there's little reason not to use the much cheaper damn near as good open source models

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