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Technology · 6 May 2026

China's DeepSeek now valued at $50B, tripling earlier estimates

China's DeepSeek now valued at $50B, tripling earlier estimates

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More AI tools could spread faster across workplaces. China’s DeepSeek is in talks with state-backed investors as it seeks funding, with discussions placing its value near $50 billion after earlier estimates of $10 billion to $30 billion. The National Artificial Intelligence Industry Investment Fund, holding about $8.8 billion, is among those in advanced negotiations.

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