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DeepSeek just shook the AI world—and NVIDIA felt it. A single company wiped 17% off NVIDIA’s market cap—that’s $600B (~₹48,00,000 Cr)gone overnight. For perspective, that’s: - More than the combined value of TCS, Reliance, and HDFC Bank - Bigge

Nvidia's stocks are crashing because of DeepSeek, a new AI company from China that’s shaking up the tech world. DeepSeek has created an AI model just as powerful as the best in the industry but at a much lower cost. This could mean trouble for Nvidia

one of the best articles that I read on deepseek and it's affect on the nvidia stock, it explains in details of how the models is trained and fine tuned to have such strong logical thinking.

Yesterday In Us market Deepseek Almost Erased Approximately $1.2Trillion Dollars.. Nvidia loses market value $432 Billion Dollars In one Day 😲. ChatGPT lastest model o1 cost of tainn to $100 Million Dollars but Deepseek have Achieved Just 5 to 6 Mil

The dizzying, overnight rise of a chatbot by DeepSeek, a little-known Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) lab, has roiled AI-related stocks and wiped out close to a trillion dollars in market capitalisation of such companies. The chips fall (as of

India has the talent to build Nvidia. What it doesn’t have is the ecosystem. China’s Deepseek shook the AI world this year. Meanwhile, India, home to thousands of top engineers at NVIDIA, Google , and OpenAI, still struggles to produce its own global

Startups rarely die because of competition. Most die because of avoidable financial mistakes. The worst one I have seen- 👉 Mixing personal & buisness money 👉 Ignoring Taxes 👉 Burning cash on vanity expenses 👉 Bad or missing contracts 👉 Legal c

The problem with single-player utility apps is that anyone can clone them and replicate their marketing. Just saw that Cal AI clones are doing more revenue than Cal AI itself. Once again proves that not just distribution but having network effects i

Every tech wave builds on the one before it. From semiconductors in the 1960s to AI in the 2020s, this chart shows a powerful truth: breakthroughs don’t appear overnight—they stand on decades of work. The chips from Intel made systems like Windows a