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DeepSeek-OCR is an open-source framework that focuses on Contexts Optical Compression, aimed at pushing the limits of visual-text compression and examining the role of vision encoders through an LLM-focused lens. This innovative model effectively compresses extensive contexts via optical 2D mapping, utilizing DeepEncoder as its primary engine and DeepSeek3B-MoE-A570M as the decoding mechanism. With a capacity to maintain low activations under high-resolution inputs, DeepEncoder achieves impressive compression ratios, allowing for a manageable number of vision tokens essential for understanding documents. The system is optimized for OCR and document parsing tasks related to images and PDFs, featuring inference options through vLLM or Transformers. Users have the flexibility to execute image OCR with streaming outputs, handle PDFs with high concurrency, or conduct batch evaluations for benchmarking purposes. Additionally, DeepSeek-OCR is capable of transforming documents into Markdown format, enabling free OCR without the constraints of layouts, parsing figures, providing detailed image descriptions, and pinpointing referenced text within images, thereby enhancing its utility across various applications. This versatility positions DeepSeek-OCR as a valuable tool for anyone needing advanced document processing capabilities.
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On June 23, 2025, Microsoft unveiled Mu, an innovative 330-million-parameter encoder–decoder language model specifically crafted to enhance the agent experience within Windows environments by effectively translating natural language inquiries into function calls for Settings, all processed on-device via NPUs at a remarkable speed of over 100 tokens per second while ensuring impressive accuracy. By leveraging Phi Silica optimizations, Mu’s encoder–decoder design employs a fixed-length latent representation that significantly reduces both computational demands and memory usage, achieving a 47 percent reduction in first-token latency and a decoding speed that is 4.7 times greater on Qualcomm Hexagon NPUs when compared to other decoder-only models. Additionally, the model benefits from hardware-aware tuning techniques, which include a thoughtful 2/3–1/3 split of encoder and decoder parameters, shared weights for input and output embeddings, Dual LayerNorm, rotary positional embeddings, and grouped-query attention, allowing for swift inference rates exceeding 200 tokens per second on devices such as the Surface Laptop 7, along with sub-500 ms response times for settings-related queries. This combination of features positions Mu as a groundbreaking advancement in on-device language processing capabilities.
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Company Name
DeepSeek
Founded
2023
Country
China
Website
github.com/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-OCR
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Microsoft
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1975
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United States
Website
blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2025/06/23/introducing-mu-language-model-and-how-it-enabled-the-agent-in-windows-settings/