DeepSeek unveils tools based on Huawei AI chips
DeepSeek has published TileLang software developed jointly with Huawei Technologies for programming chips in the field of AI. The tool is available for download and is positioned as a Chinese counterpart to Nvidia's CUDA.
Gurban Gurbanzadeh1 min read
The DeepSeek artificial intelligence laboratory has published TileLang software, developed jointly with Huawei Technologies for programming chips in the field of AI.
DeepSeek is making its software toolkit for Huawei's Ascend accelerators open and freely available for download. TileLang — a Chinese counterpart to Nvidia's CUDA — is among these tools.
The move demonstrates close cooperation with a Chinese company working on technologies that will "replace" Nvidia, and points to stronger ties between two leading Chinese companies in the AI sector.
Both companies are among those seeking to implement Beijing's idea of replacing American software and microchips with local alternatives.
Source: vedomosti.ru
