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The Large Fund Plans to Lead DeepSeek's Series A Funding Round, Valuing the Company at Around $45 Billion

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May 6 — Multiple sources report that China’s largest state-owned semiconductor investment vehicle, the National Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund (known as the “Big Fund”), is in negotiations to lead DeepSeek’s first external financing round. If the round closes, the cutting-edge AI lab’s valuation will hit roughly $45 billion.
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