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DeepSeek-MoE

Mixture of Experts model; efficient inference; reduced memory and computational requirements

Introduced in January 2024, DeepSeek-MoE represented a significant architectural shift toward efficiency using the Mixture of Experts (MoE) approach. The model featured specialized expert modules that activate selectively during inference, reducing computational overhead while maintaining or improving performance. Released in base and chat variants, DeepSeek-MoE demonstrated that sparse computation could deliver competitive performance with substantially lower training and inference costs. This innovation proved pivotal for DeepSeek's strategy of achieving high performance at reduced expense, influencing all subsequent model architectures including V2, V3, and beyond.

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