Zhou Hongyi Says DeepSeek's Open Source Reflects 'Sovereign AI'; 360 Builds Sovereign-AI OS
On October 23, 360 founder Zhou Hongyi said DeepSeek's full open-sourcing of its internal inference framework DeepInfer reflects 'a kind of technological confidence, and …
On October 23, 360 founder Zhou Hongyi said DeepSeek's full open-sourcing of its internal inference framework DeepInfer reflects 'a kind of technological confidence, and an even more open-source, inclusive philosophy,' and at a deeper level signals technological sovereignty in the AI era. He revealed that 360 has built a sovereign-AI operating system that has already been put into use in some government and enterprise units. The comments came as Chinese open-source models gain global share, with industry voices arguing that controllable, self-reliant AI stacks are becoming a strategic necessity for enterprises and public sectors handling sensitive data and mission-critical workflows.
Source: The Paper, Oct 23, 2026 | 2026-10-23
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