Moonshot seeks revenue shares from Microsoft Amazon and Google
China's Moonshot AI is in early negotiations with Microsoft, Amazon and Google to take as much as 30% of revenue from K3-related services on their cloud platforms, Reuters reports. The talks remain unresolved on key points including exact revenue splits, data access and token-auditing mechanisms. Kimi K3, released in July, has 2.8 trillion parameters and strong independent evaluations, making cloud distribution important since many customers cannot host the model themselves. Moonshot already has smaller cloud agreements, but political scrutiny and allegations could affect any deals with major U.S. providers.
Moonshot seeks up to 30% of cloud K3 service revenue.
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Kimi K3 was released in July and drew international attention. Moonshot is now in early talks with major cloud providers and faces unresolved technical and regulatory issues. Those talks could either lead to deals or stall under political…
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