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    SAP: more efficient AI will drive demand for our AI products

    Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

    Posted on January 28, 2025

    1 min read

    Last updated: January 27, 2026

    This image represents the rising demand for efficient AI products in the banking sector, as discussed by SAP CEO Christian Klein. It highlights the impact of innovative AI models like DeepSeek on financial technology advancements.
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    Quick Summary

    SAP foresees increased demand for its AI services due to the emergence of efficient AI models, like China's DeepSeek, which make AI infrastructure more accessible.

    SAP Predicts Rising Demand for Efficient AI Solutions

    FRANKFURT (Reuters) - SAP said on Tuesday that the prospect of cheaper and more energy-efficient artificial intelligence models, presaged by China's DeepSeek model, bodes well for growing demand for SAP's AI services.

    "Yesterday ... (DeepSeek) showed that AI infrastructure will scale, it will become a commodity. Without this infrastructure you cannot run the gen (general) AI models," CEO Christian Klein told journalists in a call.

    "More and more players are entering the market and there will be not only one large language model. Yesterday was a good day for SAP," he added.

    Many technology stocks have fallen after the popularity of Chinese discount AI model DeepSeek wobbled investors' faith in the profitability of AI and related investments.

    (Reporting by Ludwig Burger, Editing by Rachel More)

    Key Takeaways

    • •SAP expects demand for AI services to grow.
    • •Efficient AI models like DeepSeek are driving interest.
    • •AI infrastructure is becoming a commodity.
    • •Multiple players are entering the AI market.
    • •SAP sees potential in diverse language models.

    Frequently Asked Questions about SAP: more efficient AI will drive demand for our AI products

    1What is the main topic?

    The article discusses SAP's anticipation of growing demand for its AI services due to more efficient AI models.

    2Why is SAP optimistic about AI demand?

    SAP believes efficient AI models like DeepSeek will drive demand for AI infrastructure and services.

    3What did SAP's CEO say about AI models?

    CEO Christian Klein noted that AI infrastructure will scale and become a commodity, benefiting SAP.

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