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DeepSeek's[3] post is dated September 29, 2025 and says "Now live on App, Web, and API"; its changelog lists "Date: 2025-09-29 DeepSeek-V3.2-Exp", and TechCrunch[5] and VentureBeat[6] both reported the release that day.
DeepSeek's[1][3] model card: an experimental, intermediate step built on V3.1-Terminus that adds DeepSeek Sparse Attention, MIT license, with a benchmark table showing parity with Terminus (MMLU-Pro 85.0, GPQA-Diamond 79.9, Codeforces 2121, BrowseComp 40.1).
DeepSeek's[1] changelog entry for 2025-09-29: deepseek-chat and deepseek-reasoner both upgraded to V3.2-Exp, the non-thinking and thinking modes respectively.
Adds the technical-report efficiency figures (about 3.5x cheaper prefill and 6-7x cheaper decoding at 128K tokens), the percentage cut per price tier and the TileLang kernels' support for Huawei Ascend and Cambricon.[1]
Russell Brandom's same-day report explains the two-stage "lightning indexer" plus fine-grained token selection and DeepSeek's[1][3] preliminary finding that a long-context API call could cost up to half as much.
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