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DeepSeek Reportedly In Talks for New Funding Round at Approx. USD45B Valuation
A major Chinese chip industry investment fund is in talks to steer a new funding round for DeepSeek at a valuation of approximately USD45 billion, the Financial Times reported, cit...
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A major Chinese chip industry investment fund is in talks to steer a new funding round for DeepSeek at a valuation of approximately USD45 billion, the Financial Times reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.

China Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund (ICF) is seeking to take the lead in the financing round, although details of the round and its participants have yet to be finalized, sources divulged.

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