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After the low-key release of DeepSeek-V3, the industry was shocked and once again questioned the Silicon Valley model.
① DeepSeek released the V3-0324 model on Monday evening, with preliminary tests showing that it can run on Consumer-grade Hardware, breaking the traditional notion that large models require a Datacenter; ② DeepSeek's model continues to reduce the energy consumption and computing costs of large models while maintaining an open-source approach to continuously drive technological innovation, leading to the rapid development of the domestic AI Industry and raising questions about Silicon Valley's closed and paid model.
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① The customer demand for the DeepSeek all-in-one machine has significantly increased, more than doubling compared to the customer density brought by ChatGPT in the previous two years. ② Currently, there is a severe shortage of relevant technical talent in government and enterprises, and there is a considerable gap between large models and their Business implementation.
Highlights from the brokerage morning meeting: Large models are driving the middle platform into a new phase, and the Technology Hardware Industry Chain is expected to benefit.
In today's Brokerage morning meeting, Soochow believes that the commercialization of non-invasive brain-machine interface products is expected to accelerate; HTSC stated that the growth rate of parcel volume in the express delivery industry this year may exceed expectations; China International Capital Corporation pointed out that large models are driving the middle platform into a new stage, and the Hardware Industry Chain is expected to benefit.
Before the "three witching hour," US stocks had a one-day rebound, quantum computing stocks plummeted, PDD Holdings briefly rose by 10%, and the Bank of England took a hawkish stance, with UK bonds turning to declines during the session.
Accenture fell over 7%; quantum computing stock D-Wave dropped 18%; after the Earnings Reports, FedEx fell over 5% in after-hours trading; Micron Technology once rose over 5% in after-hours trading. NIO declined nearly 9%, but PDD Holdings closed up 4%. After the Bank of England meeting, UK bond yields experienced a V-shaped reversal, and UK stocks halted a six-day rally. The USD reached a two-week high. Brent crude oil rose nearly 2% to create a new three-week high. Gold reached a new intraday historical high for three consecutive days. Copper increased for four straight days, closing at a new historical high.