DeepSeek V4 LEAKED: A Coding-First Model That Changes Everything!

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Summary

DeepSeek is preparing to release version 4 with a revolutionary Ingram architecture that separates memory and reasoning, potentially outperforming GPT and Claude in coding tasks. The new model focuses on long-context coding performance and efficient knowledge retrieval.

Key Takeaways

  1. DeepSeek's Ingram architecture allows for zero-cost memory lookup in billion-parameter models, potentially reducing computational costs while improving performance.
  2. Version 4 will likely have two models: a flagship version for long coding sessions and a lighter version focused on speed and responsiveness.
  3. Internal tests suggest Version 4 could outperform Claude and GPT in coding, especially for long code generation and multi-file reasoning.

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Transcript Excerpt

Deepseek is back in the conversation. According to multiple leaks and insiders, Deepseek is preparing to release Deepseek version 4 around the Spring Festival, likely midFebruary, and internal tests suggest it could outperform GPT and Claude in coding. But here's the thing, this isn't just about benchmarks. This looks like a fundamental architectural shift. Today, I want to walk you through how Deep Seek got here, what's actually leaked about version 4, the new Ingram architecture, and why this could quietly be one of the most important model releases of 2026. So, let's get into it. Before talking about version 4, it's important to understand Deepseek's pattern because they don't release models randomly. They've been very deliberate. It really starts with Deepseek version two. Version 2 di…

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