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It depends how the chip is designed, with something like FPGA or memristors you could reconfigure the chip itself to support different network topologies and weights. But even with a chip that's not configurable, this is still pretty useful. Like if you can make a chip for running a full DeepSeek, it can do a ton of very useful tasks right now even without any future upgrades. So, it's not like outdated chips will become useless. If you set it up for whatever task you need, and it does the job, then you just keep using it for that.