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U.S. orders DeepSeek removal from all federal agencies

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Briefings

The US Department of Homeland Security prohibited the use and purchase of DeepSeek technology from a Hangzhou startup, extending bans to third-party applications based on its models. This action occurred in October 2026, marking a significant regulatory shift against AI firms operating in the United States. The decision targets DeepSeek's core technology and its ecosystem, potentially impacting global AI development and security standards.

Key points

• The US Department of Homeland Security banned DeepSeek technology and third-party applications based on its models.
• The ban was effective in October 2026, targeting DeepSeek's core technology and its ecosystem.

Context

The US Department of Homeland Security prohibited the use and purchase of technology from a Hangzhou startup, extending bans to third-party applications based on its models. This action occurred in October 2026, marking a significant regulatory shift against AI firms operating in the United States.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence from a 2026 article. Specific dates beyond October 2026 are unknown, and the scope of enforcement actions beyond the initial technology ban is not detailed.

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