Open V4 Puts Frontier in GPU Hands // AIDRAN

The license choice is doing more structural work than the benchmark scores. Previous open-weight releases that approached frontier performance — including earlier DeepSeek versions — arrived under restrictive commercial terms that compliance teams flagged as deployment blockers. V4's MIT License eliminates that friction entirely. Enterprises that had been treating open-weight models as a research option rather than a production option now have no licensing argument left for defaulting to closed-source providers.

DeepSeek V4 Opens the Frontier to Anyone With a GPU

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