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The article's primary subject is AI, specifically focusing on market dynamics, model performance, and the shift toward agentic workloads within the large language model landscape. It details how DeepSeek V4 captured significant token share by outperforming competitors in both consumer and enterprise sectors, driven largely by its efficiency in handling complex agent tasks.
DeepSeek V4 Is Earning Agentic Token Share
DeepSeek doubled its token share on OpenRouter in six months. V4 Flash is the model that made it happen, and agentic workloads are driving the surge.
DeepSeek, the company that for many is still synonymous with open source LLMs, released its new flagship V4 models on April 24th. V4 reset the trajectory. In six months DeepSeek roughly doubled its share of tokens on OpenRouter, and agentic workloads drove most of that gain. DeepSeek began the year holding just under 10% of the token flow weekly across OpenRouter. As agentic work began to take hold in February and March, driving up token usage at unprecedented rates, DeepSeek actually fell to 5% of total tokens. The company was being squeezed from above…
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