Moonshot seeks to bring Kimi K3 to U.S. market with up to 30% revenue share from Microsoft, Amazon and Google cloud services
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Reuters reports China's Moonshot AI is discussing revenue-sharing deals (seeking up to 30%) with Microsoft Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud to distribute its Kimi K3 model, potentially expanding enterprise AI offerings but adding deal and regulatory uncertainty. While cloud distribution could boost AI service breadth and utilization, U.S. political scrutiny and possible trade-blacklist risk may constrain partnership timelines, compliance requirements, and customer adoption.
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Beijing AI startup Moonshot is looking to push its Kimi K3 model into the U.S. market and is discussing revenue-sharing arrangements tied to K3 services on Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud. The company is seeking as much as 30% of the revenue generated from those services, Reuters reported. Kimi K3 has 2.8 trillion parameters and has posted strong results in independent evaluations, but its heavy computing needs make in-house deployment difficult for many enterprises. The proposed split is broadly in line with terms Moonshot has discussed with other large customers.
