DeepInfer is a high-performance, large-scale inference framework for DeepSeek models, open-sourced by DeepSeek. Written in Python, it targets teams serving DeepSeek checkpoints at scale rather than running a single local model.
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Run DeepSeek checkpoints behind a service that is built for scale instead of adapting a research script.
Use a dedicated inference framework when batch size, batching policy and memory layout start dominating latency.
Keep inference on your own hardware when a hosted API is not an option for your data.
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