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Even US cloud giants such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft and Google are hawking DeepSeek to their customers, despite the White House banning the app on some government kit over security concerns.

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Chinese AI startup DeepSeek quietly released an upgraded R1 model that rivals OpenAI's o4 mini and outperforms Elon Musk's Grok 3 mini, reinforcing China's rising AI competitiveness.

Tencent has deployed its Hunyuan model and DeepSeek R1 across its massive ecosystem, including WeChat, said Ray Wang, a Washington-based analyst who specializes in AI and US-China tech statecraft.