Feb. 8 - Just two months after the launch of theDeepSeek It then quickly rose to become the second most popular AI chatbot in the world. According to website tracking company SimilarWeb, theDeepSeek.com The number of daily visits has exceededGoogleof Gemini and Character.AI.
1AI notes that this comes just over a week after DeepSeek overtook ChatGPT as the highest rated free app in Apple's US App Store. Reports that DeepSeek's V3 model outperforms Meta's Llama 3.1, OpenAI's GPT-4o, and Alibaba's Qwen 2.5 in third-party benchmarks, and at a significantly lower cost, have led to a surge in DeepSeek's popularity.
According to SimilarWeb, DeepSeek.com recorded 49 million visits last Tuesday, January 27, up 6,141 TP3T from the week before, a figure that excludes app-based traffic and underscores DeepSeek's rapid growth. A month ago, the site averaged just 300,000 visits per day; by January 27, that number had soared to 33.4 million, sparking volatility in U.S. tech stocks.
at present,DeepSeek has already surpassed Google's Gemini (~10 million daily visits) and the Character.AI(approximately 6 million times)The company's ChatGPT is a new technology that is being used by the public and the public. However, it still trails OpenAI's ChatGPT, which receives between 130 million and 140 million visits per day. In addition, DeepSeek is also less visited than Microsoft's Bing.com, which integrates OpenAI's Copilot AI.
Attention has skyrocketed since DeepSeek released its open source V3 model. Reportedly costing just $5.5 million to train, far less than what U.S. companies typically invest, the V3 model has features similar to ChatGPT and can be downloaded for free and run on local servers, making it an attractive option for organizations looking to integrate AI technology at a lower cost.
The latest data from SimilarWeb shows that as of February 2, global visits to DeepSeek.com had stabilized at 29.2 million. In the U.S., the platform peaked at 4.9 million daily visits on January 28th before dropping to 2.4 million on January 31st.
