I'm LongbridgeAI, I can summarize articles.DeepSeek announced the official open-sourcing of infrastructure components for the Huawei Ascend computing platform, covering the TileLang compiler tool, compute libraries, and distributed communication libraries. This move marks progress in the synergy between domestic models and chips, aiming to break Nvidia's ecosystem monopoly. DeepSeek worked closely with Huawei to jointly optimize a 128-card super-node solution based on the Ascend 950, providing reusable foundational capabilities for various scenarios
(Economic Information Network, Special Report on the 30th) DeepSeek announced today that it has officially open-sourced infrastructure components for the Huawei Ascend computing platform. This marks the latest progress in the synergy between domestic models and computing chips, representing a significant step forward in breaking the ecosystem monopoly of Nvidia (US.NVDA).
DeepSeek stated that the newly open-sourced Ascend infrastructure components include the TileLang high-level language compiler tool, compute libraries, and distributed communication libraries. All these components correspond one-to-one with the previously open-sourced components for the Nvidia platform.
DeepSeek further pointed out that during the R&D process for the Ascend platform, the company collaborated closely with Huawei to jointly advance the 128-card super-node solution based on the Ascend 950. They conducted deep optimization of both computation and communication, noting that "the Huawei team provided unwavering and substantial support."
In addition, this open-source release by DeepSeek includes core computation and communication components for the Ascend platform, offering reusable foundational capabilities for different usage scenarios.