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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security ordered civilian government agencies on Monday to remove DeepSeek and related services from their IT systems. The ban cites risks of data transfer to the PRC and intelligence gathering. This follows prior restrictions by the Commerce Department, Navy, and states like New York, Tennessee, and Virginia.
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DHS Bans DeepSeek From Federal Systems

US Bans DeepSeek AI From Government

The US DHS orders all federal civilian agencies to remove any DeepSeek tech from their IT systems and prohibits future procurement of its products and services (Connor Hart/Wall Street Journal)