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DeepSeek claims to have 2000 GPUs available for direct contact with the official team

2026-09-10 15:24:12

DeepSeek stated in the V4.1 Flash open-source announcement that if there are 2000 GPUs and storage clusters, they can contact DeepSeek directly.

V4.1 Flash is still open-sourced under the MIT License, without additional licensing conditions based on company revenue or business scale. Companies with resources can deploy it themselves, and contacting DeepSeek is more like a direct technical collaboration for ultra-large-scale scenarios. DeepSeek has not yet announced a formal private deployment product or paid service.

In the past, after DeepSeek open-sourced the model, deployment adaptations were mostly completed by inference frameworks and hardware vendors such as SGLang and TensorRT-LLM. This time, the official team has proactively provided direct contact information for large-scale deployments and stated that they will continue to support the open-source community in adapting inference for new models.

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