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deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V3

DeepSeek-V3 is a large open-source MoE language model repository from deepseek-ai with very high community interest (102,414 stars, 16,610 forks). It includes model information, weights documentation, inference code, figures, and separate code/model licenses. The README describes a 671B-parameter model with 37B activated per token, trained on 14.8T tokens, with reported strong benchmark performance and stable training.

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Choose upstream unless you specifically need this frozen December 2024 snapshot. This fork adds no evident capabilities and is materially behind on maintenance and support.

Choose this fork if your priority is getting DeepSeek-V3 running on a single node with lower memory use. Stick with upstream if you need the latest fixes, broader hardware support, or the most faithful reference implementation.

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