DeepSeek hands product division to trader Cui Tianyi
10/24/2026 — 10/24, 19:30·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- According to TMTPost, DeepSeek has reassigned its product division to quant trader Cui Tianyi, with former head Guo Daya no longer leading t…
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On October 24, 2026, TMTPost reported a personnel change at DeepSeek: the DeepSeek product division has been taken over by quant trader Cui Tianyi, and Guo Daya no longer leads that department. TMTPost characterized the move as a staffing shift on DeepSeek's core business line and said the product direction going forward warrants attention. As of now, TMTPost is the only outlet that has published this change. The report does not state when the adjustment took effect, and DeepSeek has not publicly commented on the product division's next steps.
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According to TM Post, DeepSeek has handed its product unit to quant trader Cui Tianyi, with Guo Daya stepping back from leading it. The move reshuffles a core DeepSeek business line and leaves its future product direction worth watching.
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