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The Biggest Regret of DeepSeek V4

DeepSeek V4's technical report introduced many innovations but notably lacked Engram, a conditional memory module jointly open-sourced by DeepSeek and Peking University in January 2026. Engram acts as a native lookup table for Transformers, separating static knowledge retrieval from deep reasoning, which improves efficiency and reasoning performance. Although absent from V4, three subsequent papers explored Engram's potential in CXL memory pooling, collision-free hot-layer optimization, and vision tasks.

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The Biggest Regret of DeepSeek V4
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  • DeepSeek V4 omitted Engram, a highly anticipated conditional memory module.
  • Engram uses hash-based lookup for static knowledge, freeing up network capacity for advanced reasoning.
  • Three follow-up works applied Engram to CXL memory pooling, collision-free hot layers, and visual domains.

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