Great Wall Motor is teaming up with the leading telecom companies in China to integrate DeepSeek’s advanced AI models into their respective systems. This collaboration will carry out a startup’s innovation in technology. Great Wall has made it a point to say that DeepSeek AI already features in its Connected Vehicle platform, named “Coffee Intelligence.
” Recently, China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology reported that the three telecommunications companies of China-Mobiles, China Unicom, and China Telecom-are also integrating the DeepSeek open-source AI model.
Certainly, the introduction of DeepSeek’s AI platform has given rise to intense interest from investors, creating an optimistic vision of what it could be capable of doing for China’s tech industry. Much foresight underlines the view that this could trigger a serious reevaluation of the value of Chinese tech assets. In light of this, there has been a flurry of Chinese investment into various AI filings, notably toward those dealing with chips, software, and data center provisioning. Beijing’s Capitalonline Data Service, a cloud computing service firm, announced recently that it had started implementing the model DeepSeek-R1, generating a furore, with share prices increasing dramatically, by 49% in three days.
In Shenzhen, MeiG Smart Technology, which concentrates on wireless data terminals for IoT devices, is at present mulling ways to apply the DeepSeek models into its offering. However, here, the company is still in the very early phases of development. Moreover, other large Chinese corporations, including Tencent and Huawei, also reported already within the past week that they have integrated DeepSeek’s model into their offerings. This widespread acceptance clearly highlights the growing interest toward AI technology, along with some prospects that it could usher forth the maturing in various industries within China.