WASHINGTON: The Trump administration is weighing penalties that would block China's DeepSeek from buying US ... Nvidia's sale of AI chips to China. The US House Select Committee on China said ...

White House Science and Technology Director Michael Kratsios assured the United States is number one in the world for artificial intelligence even against China ...

FIRST ON FOX: A powerful House Committee is demanding information from DeepSeek on what U.S. data it used to train the AI model as members accuse the company of being in the pocket of the Chinese ...

The New York Times says it came after security briefings that the White House and Commerce Department officials have received on the security risk DeepSeek poses. These briefings indicated that ...

The Trump administration is considering new restrictions on the Chinese AI lab DeepSeek that would limit it from buying Nvidia’s AI chips and potentially bar Americans from accessing its AI ...

Nvidia CEO meets DeepSeek’s founder in Beijing as U.S.-China tariff tensions stir new concerns over AI tech cooperation.

Rumors are spreading that DeepSeek R2 could be released in early May, with the new version expected to be much more efficient than ChatGPT.

DeepSeek, White house and the Commerce Department did not immediately respond to Reuters' requests for comment.

In a new report, the bipartisan House committee came to the unsurprising finding that DeepSeek sends user data back to China.

The Trump administration is weighing penalties that would block China’s DeepSeek from buying U.S. technology and is debating barring Americans’ access to its services, the New York Times ...