On Feb. 10, Pingshan-based BYD unveiled its advanced self-driving system, “God’s Eye,” which will be installed across its entire model lineup. The company also announced the integration of DeepSeek’s R1 model into its Xuanji Architecture, aiming to enhance AI capabilities in vehicles and cloud services. On Feb. 13, Honor, another tech giant with a smart manufacturing facility in Pingshan, launched the new DeepSeek R1 Network Edition for its flagship smartphones. 

Beyond these industry leaders, small and medium-sized enterprises in Pingshan are also leveraging DeepSeek models to boost operational efficiency.

Yongjia Electronics, a high-tech company specializing in intelligent terminals, mobile communication products, and system software services, has adopted the DeepSeek 14B model for software development. This integration enables deep learning capabilities to conduct multiple tasks, including product analysis. 

“DeepSeek serves as an AI software engineer, assisting us in code generation,” said Luo Yi, the company’s IT head. The company is also incorporating DeepSeek into product design and manufacturing management processes.

Shenzhen Quantian Technology Co., Ltd., based in Pingshan District, has partnered with Inspur Cloud to develop a DeepSeek-powered integrated device for governmental and corporate clients. Meanwhile, Comix Group, which produces office supplies and cultural products in Pingshan, is also integrating the DeepSeek model into its digital operation platform, enhancing outsourcing services and improving customer experiences.

These Pingshan companies are launching DeepSeek-powered AI products or leveraging DeepSeek to upgrade production lines to reduce costs and spur digital transformation. Looking ahead, Pingshan is poised to focus on AI industries and AI-powered sectors for high-quality development, supported by favorable policies.