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Tech Asia:
Why open-weight AI is the new frontier in the US-China tech race

Nvidia, Meta release open models to challenge Chinese offerings
/ Yifan Yu und Cissy Zhou, Nikkei Asia
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Deepseek login page on a smartphone with DeepSeek logo displayed in a smartphone in Yichang City, Hubei Province, China, on August 23, 2026 (Bild: CFOTO/Sipa USA via Reuters Connect)
Deepseek login page on a smartphone with DeepSeek logo displayed in a smartphone in Yichang City, Hubei Province, China, on August 23, 2026 Bild: CFOTO/Sipa USA via Reuters Connect

PALO ALTO, California/HONG KONG -- China's DeepSeek is once again causing a stir in American tech and policy circles, this time with the release last week of V4 Pro, a so-called open weight AI model that is free for anyone to download. The move has Washington and Silicon Valley debating more intensely than ever whether -- and how -- the U.S. should respond to the rise of such Chinese AI technology.

While the Trump administration has floated a ban on Chinese open-weight AI models, American tech companies, big and small, are protesting the restriction(öffnet im neuen Fenster) of such models, regardless of their origin.

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