Cloudsway Introduces DeepSeek-Powered AI Solutions
Cloudsway has announced the integration of DeepSeek R1/V3 models, providing enterprises with advanced AI solutions tailored to their specific needs. The company offers standardized API interfaces that allow businesses to rapidly integrate with DeepSeek, enabling stable and efficient AI inference services without extensive setup or configurations.
For organizations seeking deeper integration, Cloudsway provides model hosting services that simplify model inference and optimization. This service eliminates the complexities of hardware management and environment configuration, allowing users to benefit from Cloudsway's globally available resources for fast and stable AI services.
Additionally, Cloudsway has enhanced DeepSeek with a powerful knowledge engine to introduce an AI Search service. This service leverages Cloudsway's globally distributed AI infrastructure and ultra-low latency network to enable real-time data queries and comprehensive information analysis. The integration of Retrieval-Augmented Generation capabilities further enriches DeepSeek's knowledge base, supporting applications such as AI-driven customer service and insights.
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