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DHS Orders DeepSeek Removed From Federal Civilian Systems and Procurements

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The Department of Homeland Security has ordered U.S. federal civilian agencies to stop using DeepSeek products and remove them from government information-technology systems.Backed by 5 sourcesReuterswsj.comgovinfo.govCNBCBleepingComputer

The order covers the exclusion and removal of DeepSeek products from federal civilian executive-branch information-technology systems and procurements, meaning the restriction extends beyond existing software use to government contracting.Backed by 2 sourcesgovinfo.govnews.bloomberglaw.com The action targets technology from DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial-intelligence company, and is being framed as part of the broader U.S. competition with China over AI leadership.Backed by 1 sourcesBBC

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