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Deepseek has released DeepEP V2 and TileKernels.
Reddit r/LocalLLaMA / 4/23/2026
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Key Points
- DeepSeek has published DeepEP V2 via an update tied to a GitHub pull request, indicating a new revision of its DeepEP project.
- DeepSeek has also released TileKernels on GitHub, adding a separate open-source repository focused on kernel-related components.
- Both releases point to ongoing progress in the engineering stack around performance-critical parts of AI/ML systems rather than end-user applications.
- The updates are distributed through GitHub repositories, suggesting they are intended for developer adoption and integration into existing pipelines.
- The releases are likely relevant to practitioners optimizing local inference or training workflows, especially where tiled/kernel-level efficiency matters.
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