The Chinese company DeepSeek has repeatedly struggled with problems after its partnership with Huawei.
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On October 15, DeepSeek users in China reported that the AI platform was unexpectedly struggling with the error message "Server temporarily unavailable." According to SCMP, the DeepSeek chatbot and the API services of the V4 Pro and V4.1 Flash models crashed, affecting users worldwide. It took nearly five hours to fix the issue. DeepSeek later confirmed the problem and apologized to users. The company stated that it would refund users for the cost of using the service during the affected week. In its announcement, DeepSeek revealed that it was reviewing and removing dependencies to prevent similar incidents in the future. DeepSeek is a leading AI startup in China. The company has recently stepped up its efforts to reduce its reliance on Nvidia through a closer partnership with Huawei. However, the platform's recurring problems are raising concerns. According to Chosun, DeepSeek experienced five outages in the first half of October alone, meaning users of this AI platform suffered interruptions on average every three days. In the previous month, DeepSeek recorded eight outages. Since the beginning of the year, this AI has experienced 44 service outages. DeepSeek app on smartphones PHOTO: KHUONG NHA The company did not disclose the exact cause. Chosun quoted Huang Lichong, chairman of Huisheng Global Capital, as saying: "Service outages can occur when user traffic concentrates...
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The two companies are also developing an integrated system of 128 next-generation Ascend 950 AI chips.
