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US Government issues order to remove all DeepSeek products and third-party services developed using DeepSeek…

* US civilian federal agencies must immediately remove DeepSeek from government systems * Federal departments can no longer purchase DeepSeek products or affiliated services * Military and intelligence organizations remain excluded The US government has directed civilian federal departments to immediately eliminate DeepSeek artificial intelligence software and related services from their technology systems.