DeepSeek (Chinese AI company)DeepSeekDeepSeeknewxīn新AI modelmóxíng模型V4 (version 4, model name)V4V4will / is going tojiāng将to useshǐyòng使用Huawei (Chinese tech company)Huáwéi华为chips / semiconductor chipsxīnpiàn芯片。
April 20, 2026 at 7:00 AM
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Science & TechnologyDeepSeek Next AI Model V4 Set to Run on Huawei Chips as China Pushes Tech Self-Reliance
DeepSeek plans to release its new V4 model at the end of April, running entirely on Huawei Ascend 950PR chips, marking a major step in China push for AI self-reliance.
DeepSeek will release its new V4 model at the end of April. V4 will use Huawei's Ascend 950PR chips. Alibaba, ByteDance, and Tencent have all ordered large quantities of this type of chip. Currently, the chip price has already risen 20%. DeepSeek chose domestically produced chips without using Nvidia products. Experts said V4's performance can rival the world's best artificial intelligence models.
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