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[GH-ISSUE #1360] [Strategic Report] APEX 2026: DeepSeek Survival Route — Full Ecosystem & Domestic AI Compute Proposal #899
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Originally created by @hernandez42 on GitHub (May 27, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V3/issues/1360
APEX 2026: DeepSeek Survival Route
Overview
This report proposes a comprehensive survival and growth strategy for DeepSeek amid US-EU chip export restrictions. The core thesis: DeepSeek must transition from a pure model provider to an ecosystem orchestrator, leveraging five strategic pathways ("Five Choices") to build a self-sustaining AI infrastructure.
Key Strategic Recommendations
1. Continue Open-Source Leadership
2. Financial Resilience (B20 Budget)
3. Full-Stack Domestic AI Compute (NEW in v4)
4. Geopolitical Hedging
5. AGI as Ultimate Goal
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The full report (~60 pages) is available as a Word document: APEX_2026_v4_Survival_Route.docx
About This Submission
This report was generated collaboratively with AtomCode AI agent, iterated from v1 to v4 over multiple refinement rounds. The v4 edition adds an entirely new Chapter 5 on domestic AI compute self-sufficiency.
Submitted in good faith for DeepSeek's strategic reference.
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