Today the Irish Data Protection Commission confirmed to TechCrunch that it has sent a note to DeepSeek requesting details concerning how the data of citizens in Ireland is processed by the company.

But countries now including South Korea, Ireland, France, Australia and Italy have questions about DeepSeek's data practices. "We intend to submit our request in writing as early as Friday to ...

In France and Ireland, officials are digging into whether ... in AI development and "safeguard Americans' data." According to DeepSeek's privacy policy, the service collects a trove of user ...

Irish Data Regulator Requests Information From DeepSeek on Data Processing DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's Data Protection Commission has requested information from Chinese artificial intelligence ...

The Italian watchdog is demanding clarity on what data DeepSeek collects, its sources, purposes, legal basis, and whether the information is stored in China. Ireland has also launched an ...

Because DeepSeek is Chinese ... "If our data is stored in Ireland or other parts of the European Union, there are strong safeguards in place as to how that data will be used.

Italy's Data Protection Authority has blocked DeepSeek from mobile app stores, while the U.S. Navy has banned its personnel from using the app. Other countries, including South Korea, Ireland ...

DeepSeek reportedly uses just 10 per cent of the power required by its US rivals. With Ireland’s data centres predicted, by 2027, to use more electricity than all households in the State ...

DUBLIN, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Ireland's Data Protection Commission has requested information from Chinese artificial intelligence app DeepSeek about data processing conducted in relation to Irish ...