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DeepSeek open-sources Ascend infrastructure components for Huawei platform
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On September 30, DeepSeek announced the open-sourcing of infrastructure components for Huawei's Ascend computing platform, including the TileLang high-level language compiler, a compute library, and a distributed communication library. These components mirror those previously released for Nvidia's platform. DeepSeek stated that Huawei provided 'unreserved strong support' during the development process, and the two companies collaborated closely on a 128-card supernode solution based on the Ascend 950, achieving deep optimization of computation and communication. The announcement emphasizes continued technological innovation and a commitment to building an open software ecosystem with the community.
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September 30 — Today, DeepSeek officially open-sourced a set of infrastructure components designed for Huawei's Ascend computing platform. The release includes:
- TileLang — a high-level language compilation tool
- Computing libraries
- Distributed communication libraries
All components correspond one-to-one with those previously open-sourced for the NVIDIA platform.
During the development process for the Ascend platform, the Huawei team provided unreserved and substantial support. The two parties worked closely together to advance a 128-card supernode solution based on the Ascend 950, and jointly conducted in-depth optimization of both computation and communication.
DeepSeek stated that it will continue to drive technological innovation and work with the community to build an open software ecosystem and achieve shared progress.
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