# Deepseek V4 Flash 0731 latency numbers from nine providers > Source: > Published: 2026-08-14 00:00:00+00:00 # Deepseek V4 Flash 0731 latency numbers from nine providers DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731 is available from many inference providers. I wanted to see which ones could handle production traffic. I sent 30 streaming requests concurrently to each provider across four workloads: 120 per provider and 1,080 total. Decode speed is the combined rate of the 30 decode requests. This is a one-time snapshot. DeepInfra felt faster earlier, before US traffic ramped up. ## Results | Provider | Decode tok/s | TTFT p50 / p99 | Total p99 | Cache hit | Errors | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | Scaleway | 1,650 | 733 / 818 ms | 18.62 s | 80.2% | 18/120 | | TensorX | 1,192 | 873 / 1,630 ms | 25.77 s | 73.4% | 1/120 | | Fireworks | 2,333 | 1,072 / 2,592 ms | 13.17 s | 17.6% | 0/120 | | Baseten | 3,980 | 774 / 2,979 ms | 7.72 s | 78.7% | 0/120 | | Azure | 596 | 618 / 3,029 ms | 51.55 s | 57.7% | 0/120 | | DeepInfra | 685 | 1,466 / 4,663 ms | 44.85 s | 86.6% | 0/120 | | DigitalOcean | 1,280 | 985 / 7,412 ms | 24.00 s | 26.5% | 0/120 | | Nebius | 2,542 | 948 / 7,563 ms | 12.08 s | 0.0% | 0/120 | | Lyceum | 934 | 8,275 / 9,354 ms | 32.89 s | 96.0% | 0/120 | Azure wasn’t running the new DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731 checkpoint, so its results aren’t directly comparable with the others. Scaleway’s 18 failures were HTTP 429s from a token-per-minute quota; successful requests had the best TTFT distribution. TensorX had one transient HTTP 502. Everything else succeeded.