DeepSeek R1 has been released as an open-source reasoning model operating at a fraction of the cost compared to industry-leading models in the US. There are also smaller versions of the DeepSeek R1 that vary in size (1.5 billion to 70 billion parameters). The full version of the R1 (available through DeepSeek API) requires better hardware but is 90-95 percent cheaper than OpenAI’s o1. Read more in our articles including "DeepSeek R1 released, claims to rival OpenAI o1 model" and "BSP warns of accountability after BPI outage".
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Nov 13, 2014DeepSeek R1 has been released as an open-source reasoning model operating at a fraction of the cost compared to industry-leading models in the US. There are also smaller versions of the DeepSeek R1 that vary in size (1.5 billion to 70 billion parameters).
The full version of the R1 (available through DeepSeek API) requires better hardware but is 90-95 percent cheaper than OpenAI’s o1.
Our coverage of DeepSeek R1 open version includes: "DeepSeek R1 released, claims to rival OpenAI o1 model"; "BSP warns of accountability after BPI outage"; "Google unveils new Home Speaker powered by Gemini". Each article provides unique insights and information.