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DeepSeek V3 on Microsoft Foundry

DeepSeek V3 · DeepSeek

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Why use DeepSeek V3 on Microsoft Foundry?

Microsoft Foundry offers DeepSeek V3 with competitive pricing. Microsoft Foundry is a unified Azure platform-as-a-service offering for enterprise AI operations, model builders, and application development.

Compare DeepSeek V3 across 12 providers to find the best fit for your use case
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model: deepseek-v3
Model ID
deepseek-v3

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Compare DeepSeek V3 Across Providers

ProviderInput (per 1M)Output (per 1M)
DeepInfra$0.32$0.89
Fireworks AI$0.56$1.68
DeepSeek Platform$0.14$0.28
Microsoft Foundry
OpenRouter$0.25$0.38
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Capabilities

Function CallingTool UseStructured Outputs

About DeepSeek V3

DeepSeek V3: Latest flagship model. 685B total with MoE. 128K context. Open-source.

FAQ

What is the context window for DeepSeek V3 on Microsoft Foundry?

DeepSeek V3 supports a 64,000 token context window on Microsoft Foundry.

How does Microsoft Foundry compare to other DeepSeek V3 providers?

DeepSeek V3 is available from 12 providers. The cheapest input pricing is $0.1/1M tokens from Bitdeer AI.

Who created DeepSeek V3?

DeepSeek V3 was created by DeepSeek as part of the DeepSeek V3 model family.

Is DeepSeek V3 open source?

DeepSeek V3 is open source according to the seed data.

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Model Specs

Released2024-12-26
Parameters671B
Context64k
ArchitectureMixture of Experts
Knowledge cutoff2024-04

GPU-Hour Providers(1)

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