Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has reopened access to its API after halting service for nearly three weeks due to capacity constraints.

AI startup DeepSeek has once again made access to its core programming interface available after a three-week pause.

DeepSeek has reopened access to its core programming interface after nearly a three-week suspension caused by capacity shortages.

DeepSeek has reopened access to its core programming interface after nearly a three-week suspension, resuming a service key to wider adoption of an AI model that’s proven remarkably popular since its emergence last month.

DeepSeek is looking to press home its advantage. The Chinese startup triggered a $1 trillion-plus sell-off in global equities markets last month with a cut-price AI reasoning model that outperformed many Western competitors.