DeepSeek Offers Direct Contact Channels for 2000 GPUs
DeepSeek announced in the V4.1 Flash open-source announcement that enterprises with 2000 GPUs and storage clusters can directly contact DeepSeek. V4.1 Flash remains open-source under the MIT License, with no additional licensing conditions set. Enterprises can deploy it independently, and contacting DeepSeek is primarily aimed at technical cooperation for ultra-large-scale scenarios. DeepSeek has not yet announced a formal privatized deployment product or paid services. In the past, after open-sourcing its models, deployment adaptations were mainly completed by inference frameworks and hardware vendors such as SGLang and TensorRT-LLM. This time, the official team actively provides direct contact information for large-scale deployment and states that it will continue to support the open-source community in adapting new models for inference.
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