DeepSeek's new Flash paper claims 4x memory reduction for running AI models
Two Minute Papers · youtube · 2026-09-18
Two Minute Papers covers DeepSeek's V4.1 Flash paper, which reportedly cuts AI memory/VRAM usage to a quarter of prior requirements. The video aggregates live demos shared on X (from accounts like loktar00 and DanielPPFW) and links the official paper. The key implication: 4x memory compression lets you run larger models or longer contexts on the same hardware. Note the video is sponsored by Lambda GPU Cloud.
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