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Microsoft Integrates DeepSeek’s R1 AI Model into Azure and GitHub

News: Microsoft integrates DeepSeek’s cost-efficient R1 AI model into Azure AI Foundry and GitHub, enabling faster, affordable AI development for all.

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DeepSeek’s cost-effective R1 AI model was integrated by Microsoft into the Windows 365 HDX Cloud Desktop, Azure AI Foundry, and GitHub. This move allows developers to easily incorporate R1 into their AI applications to start training their models more cheaply and deploy them.

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A Game-Changer in AI

Training Costs Because of this low cost of training, the R1 model by DeepSeek has been making such a big splash in the AI world with its ability to be trained at less than half the price of leading AI models like those from OpenAI. R1 is different from traditional AI models, which depend on expensive Nvidia chips, and it can function with limited resources as compared to computational costs.

R1’s rise to the status of a public good broke the hearts of the AI hardware industry, causing a $600 billion fall in market value on the stock market of Nvidia after R1. They are watching how this disruption will play out in the coming months regarding the AI chip landscape.

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Rapid AI Development with Microsoft’s Platforms

With DeepSeek’s R1 model hosted in Azure AI Foundry, Microsoft is making it easy for developers to bring the model and the associated service to them, and experiment with it through the Azure AI Foundry portal.

Consequently, Asha Sharma, Microsoft’s corporate vice president of AI platform, stated, “R1 enables AI development at a previously unheard of speed.” With automated reviews, security checks and red teaming, R1 has been built so that it meets strict safety standards for business and developers integrating AI without security issues.

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DeepSeek R1: Now Available on Microsoft’s Platforms

An open source model of R1 was first released earlier this month by DeepSeek. However, with its integration in to Microsoft’s ecosystem, developer access to and deployment of the framework is much easier than ever before. To get a handle of its Copilot Plus PCs, Microsoft is creating a smaller and distilled form of R1 to run locally. This is so that users will be able to use R1’s capabilities without tying to the cloud infrastructure to make AI highly accessible.

The Future of AI Development

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DeepSeek’s integration of the R1 model into Microsoft’s platforms is a significant step change in AI accessibility and affordability. As its cost-efficient training and streamlined deployment render R1 ready to revolutionize the way AI is built, it may become an industry disruptor that defines the aim of the development of applications based on AI. 

There is a lot of potential to use AI technology, and as they become more refined and ready for light, models like R1 may help drive a new age for innovation into advanced AI knowledge that allows businesses and developers alike more widely.

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