@scaling01: DeepSeek just made their inference ~5x cheaper at 50 TPS
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DeepSeek has reduced inference costs by approximately 5x while maintaining 50 tokens per second throughput.
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DeepSeek just made their inference ~5x cheaper at 50 TPS https://t.co/9lYUGsshdb
Lisan al Gaib (@scaling01): how can you not like deepseek
thank you lord wenfeng for continuing to make intelligence too cheap to meter
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