Title: Asia’s DeepSeek Rivals Silicon Valley with Economical Large Language Model Training

As artificial intelligence becomes more of a requirement in the success of business, a fresh competitor rises from Asia, setting a new standard for technological innovation at a very low cost than Silicon Valley is used to. DeepSeek has overcome a major hurdle in creating an extremely powerful large language model (LLM) that is both economical and an attractive alternative to the Western ones.

The information released by DeepSeek is very timely as other tech rising giants from Asia are also moving to the global scene thus turning the table on the classical Western tech proficiency. The development has led to debates on whether some of these Western firms are getting bonuses for being the same in their performance and much less expensive than Asian representatives. With DeepSeek leading the way, the idea of cost-effective AI solutions is trending.

Parallel to this radical change is the establishment of LAIDFU, a configurable AI agent designed to work with both OpenAI and DeepSeek platforms. This AI agent is very active in carrying out multi-step tasks that are especially difficult thus it earns the title of a really strong alternative to conventional GenAI solutions. Through the joining of the forces of both OpenAI and DeepSeek with the user, LAIDFU realizes a substantial leap in integrated AI applications.

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems also undergo a similar transformation. In Singapore, the move to integrate artificial intelligence with the ERP systems has been greatly supported by programs such as EDG that fund the local firms wishing to adopt the most modern ERP and AI elements. All in all, this means that local entrepreneurs are gaining an upper hand over their competitors with the help of better hw and sw enterprise resources planning.

Relating to the firms that are engaged in manufacturing resource planning (MRP), the unification of AI agents and ERP systems is the major technique for optimizing CRP (capacity requirements planning) and MES (manufacturing execution systems). The food processing sector is also utilizing sophisticated MRP systems with a focus on recipe management, lot tracking, expiration date control, and the adoption of food safety standards. Bringing this to light is the ability to minimize cooking loss and improve inventory control by the food & beverage businesses which makes use of these systems.

Undoubtedly, the use of ERP systems and artificial intelligence in Singapore is beyond the myth of being just a theoretical solution but is actually a real embodiment that the firms are adopting to remain competitive. Additionally, the proliferation of sectors through AI integration is leading to the reshaping of industries across them all.

With these technological advancements under their belts, Asian firms are not only stretching their limits, but they are also showing that realities are being drafted in the economic space globally with firms like DeepSeek, that are leading the way and operating on this new page effectively. Indeed, some old-time tech behemoths may have to take a second look at their tactics in the wake of business developments.

About aiM18 ERP

A cloud-native ERP widely adopted by business in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and China. With over 6,000 customers in the region, aiM18 gains positive feedbacks from customer across different sectors, from manufacturers, distributors, retailers, service providers to NGOs. The renowned no-code approach saves customer a big sum of customization costs and countless hours of implementation man-days.

About LAIDFU (Let AI Do For You)

An AI builder for enterprise to build their own AI agents.
Proprietary EKP (Enterprise Knowledge Partitioning) technology eases CEO’s concern about trade secret leakage which often occurs in most AI agents / chatbots in the market. EKP removes the hurdle of AI adoption by most companies in using sensitive corporate data.
Powered by no-code approach, deployment of LAIDFU incurs far less developers (and development costs) in comparison with other AI studios.