US EditionDeepSeek has made its way onto the Raspberry Pi after the hype over its lower hardware requirement
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DeepSeek has made its way onto the Raspberry Pi after the hype over its lower hardware requirement
Last Updated on January 31, 2025 For those who haven’t caught up with the Blue AI Whale that’s been making waves everywhere, DeepSeek is an LLM from China that has not only caused major turbulence in the global AI sector but also sparked intense competition domestically. What has made DeepSeek such a prominent figure in ...
Running DeepSeek R1 on a Raspberry Pi : Global Nerdy
I’m impressed — it turns out that you can run a local copy of DeepSeek R1 on a Raspberry Pi! The photo above shows the large language model of the moment running on my Raspberry Pi 500, which is simply a Raspberry Pi 5 with 8 GB of RAM mounted inside a convenient keyboard enclosure. DeepSeek R1 runs slowly on this machine, but it does run! Fortunately, the installation process is pretty straightforward… Ensure the Raspberry Pi’s system is up to…
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