Should Your Company Switch to DeepSeek V3.2? Practical Evaluation for Production Use

General
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  • Release: December 1, 2025
  • Parameters: 671B total, 37B active (5.5% activation)
  • Architecture: MoE with 256 experts
  • Training cost: $5.6M (vs GPT-4: $50-100M)
  • GPU hours: 2.788M H800 hours
  • Benchmarks: MMLU 88.5, HumanEval 82.6, MATH-500 90.2, GPQA 59.1, SimpleQA 24.9
  • Context window: 128K tokens
  • License: MIT (fully open)
  • Innovations: DeepSeek Sparse Attention (70% reduction), Multi-head Latent Attention, FP8 training, Multi-Token Prediction, auxiliary-loss-free load balancing

DEEPSEEK R1 DATA:

  • Reasoning model released with V3.2
  • AIME 2024: 79.8% (vs ChatGPT o1: 79.2%)
  • Codeforces: 96.3% (vs o1: 93.9%)
  • Uses reinforcement learning for reasoning
  • MIT License (open source)

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Conclusion

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  • Release: December 1, 2025
  • Parameters: 671B total, 37B active (5.5% activation)
  • Architecture: MoE with 256 experts
  • Training cost: $5.6M (vs GPT-4: $50-100M)
  • GPU hours: 2.788M H800 hours
  • Benchmarks: MMLU 88.5, HumanEval 82.6, MATH-500 90.2, GPQA 59.1, SimpleQA 24.9
  • Context window: 128K tokens
  • License: MIT (fully open)
  • Innovations: DeepSeek Sparse Attention (70% reduction), Multi-head Latent Attention, FP8 training, Multi-Token Prediction, auxiliary-loss-free load balancing

DEEPSEEK R1 DATA:

  • Reasoning model released with V3.2
  • AIME 2024: 79.8% (vs ChatGPT o1: 79.2%)
  • Codeforces: 96.3% (vs o1: 93.9%)
  • Uses reinforcement learning for reasoning
  • MIT License (open source)

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  • Release: December 1, 2025
  • Parameters: 671B total, 37B active (5.5% activation)
  • Architecture: MoE with 256 experts
  • Training cost: $5.6M (vs GPT-4: $50-100M)
  • GPU hours: 2.788M H800 hours
  • Benchmarks: MMLU 88.5, HumanEval 82.6, MATH-500 90.2, GPQA 59.1, SimpleQA 24.9
  • Context window: 128K tokens
  • License: MIT (fully open)
  • Innovations: DeepSeek Sparse Attention (70% reduction), Multi-head Latent Attention, FP8 training, Multi-Token Prediction, auxiliary-loss-free load balancing

DEEPSEEK R1 DATA:

  • Reasoning model released with V3.2
  • AIME 2024: 79.8% (vs ChatGPT o1: 79.2%)
  • Codeforces: 96.3% (vs o1: 93.9%)
  • Uses reinforcement learning for reasoning
  • MIT License (open source)

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  • Release: December 1, 2025
  • Parameters: 671B total, 37B active (5.5% activation)
  • Architecture: MoE with 256 experts
  • Training cost: $5.6M (vs GPT-4: $50-100M)
  • GPU hours: 2.788M H800 hours
  • Benchmarks: MMLU 88.5, HumanEval 82.6, MATH-500 90.2, GPQA 59.1, SimpleQA 24.9
  • Context window: 128K tokens
  • License: MIT (fully open)
  • Innovations: DeepSeek Sparse Attention (70% reduction), Multi-head Latent Attention, FP8 training, Multi-Token Prediction, auxiliary-loss-free load balancing

DEEPSEEK R1 DATA:

  • Reasoning model released with V3.2
  • AIME 2024: 79.8% (vs ChatGPT o1: 79.2%)
  • Codeforces: 96.3% (vs o1: 93.9%)
  • Uses reinforcement learning for reasoning
  • MIT License (open source)

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Conclusion

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