Samsung could use DeepSeek in China to challenge Huawei AI phones

After Apple, Samsung is seemingly planning to adopt the DeepSeek AI tech in China for its phones. Huawei, Honor, and many other Chinese firms have started integrating this AI model into their devices. Looks like Samsung is ready to follow suit.

IceUniverse on Weibo noted that Samsung will integrate DeepSeek AI model into its phones in China. The company could make certain amendments to its software to link the Chinese artificial intelligence solution and offer smarter services to users.

DeepSeek has overtaken its foreign competitors like ChatGPT and Gemini with its powerful AI capabilities and cost-effectiveness. Thus, it is the perfect AI technology to use for smartphones and probably other devices, in China at least.

Apple was in rumors to use Huawei-powered DeepSeek R1 for its upcoming iPhones. But later, the company collaborated with Alibaba to use its AI-based solutions.

However, it seems Samsung will follow the DeepSeek path. According to the tipster’s words, the latest news is more than just a piece of rumor. It says:

Samsung could use DeepSeek in China to challenge Huawei AI phones (Image Credits: Weibo)

Samsung’s plan for DeepSeek integration could help it stand against Chinese rivals like Huawei that are offering cutting-edge AI features to its devices for a long while.

DeepSeek will also help Samsung to meet Chinese regulations and offers even better AI features, combined with One UI. It will give a new rise to the smartphone market competition in China, bringing more options for consumers to choose from.

Samsung has yet to confirm this news. We’ll keep you posted on this matter with the latest revelations.

Huawei has already adopted the DeepSeek AI features via the Celia app. The company has even updated the AI version and added a few features to it. Check more details HERE.