I asked the WSJ’s smartest minds—and AI—all your deepest questions about the week’s mania.

January is over, and to those of you who recognized the title of Barry Manilow's 1977 song, sorry about the earworm.

AI stocks were rattled this past week when Wall Street took notice of a high-performance, shockingly efficient open-source AI model from Chinese start-up DeepSeek.

In the meantime, the Wall Street Journal reported that DeepSeek claims that its R1 and V3 models performed better than or close to ChatGPT. DeepSeek's success has occurred despite export curbs, ...

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The developer of the chatbot that shocked U.S. incumbents had access to Nvidia chips that its parent company providentially ...

And of course, it wouldn’t be a crackdown if America didn’t get involved. Per Reuters, the US Commerce Department is ...

Stocks surrendered early gains and closed lower after the White House said President Donald Trump would impose promised ...

On Wall Street, all eyes are on Nvidia Corp.’s stock as chart-watchers search for signs the chipmaking giant will resume a ...

The arrival of a Chinese upstart has shaken the AI industry, with investors rethinking their positioning in the space.

The last place the tech giants expected any competition to emerge from was China, because US capitalism was the great innovator and China a mere imitator.

The emergence of Chinese AI startup DeeSeek upended Silicon Valley earlier this week, punching a massive $1 trillion hole ...