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DeepInfer is released free and open, allowing research and commercial use, but it is not a complete production system; it lacks caching and load-balancing infrastructure, so its economic benefits cannot be directly replicated.
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10/23/2026
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Valid until: 1/21/2027
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DeepSeek's New Model + Inference Engine Tested: Open-Source AI Nears the Frontier
bilibili黑纹白斑马10/23/2026
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