China’s Moonshot AI Wants a Cut From Microsoft, Amazon, and Google to Host Its Kimi K3 Model
TLDR
- Moonshot AI is in early talks with Microsoft, Amazon, and Google to host its Kimi K3 AI model on their cloud platforms
- The Chinese startup is seeking up to a 30% revenue share from K3-related services on Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud
- A deal would mark the first major revenue-sharing pact between a Chinese AI firm and a U.S. cloud giant
- Unresolved issues include revenue splits, data access, and auditing token usage
- Moonshot faces U.S. scrutiny over allegations it used Anthropic’s Fable model to build Kimi K3, which it denies
China’s Moonshot AI is in early negotiations with Microsoft, Amazon, and Google to host its Kimi K3 artificial intelligence model on their cloud platforms, according to Reuters sources familiar with the discussions.
China's 🇨🇳 Moonshot AI is in talks with Microsoft, Amazon and Google to bring Kimi K3 to Azure, AWS and Google Cloud, per Reuters.
Moonshot is seeking up to 30% of K3-related revenue, in what could be the first major China AI-U.S. cloud revenue-sharing deal. pic.twitter.com/b9mJpgh5yf
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