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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 11: Artificial intelligence has spent the past few years chasing bigger models, smarter assistants, and flashier demos. Meanwhile, behind the curtain, another contest has quietly become just as important. The companies building AI are no longer satisfied with borrowing someone else’s engines; they want to manufacture them. Apparently, renting horsepower has become terribly unfashionable. The latest entrant into this silicon marathon is AI startup DeepSeek, whose reported move toward developing its own inference chip signals that the battle for AI supremacy is shifting from software to semiconductors. Reports suggest DeepSeek is developing a proprietary inference chip,…
