Moonshot AI is reportedly exploring a route to global enterprise users through the very U.S. cloud platforms that sit at the center of Washington’s...

Moonshot AI is reportedly exploring a route to global enterprise users through the very U.S. cloud platforms that sit at the center of Washington’s technology competition with China. Reuters reported, via VOA Chinese, that the Beijing start-up is in preliminary discussions with Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud about hosting its Kimi K3 model through revenue-sharing arrangements. The talks are early, no agreement has been confirmed, and every proposed term remains subject to change. According to Reuters’ sources, Moonshot is seeking as much as 30% of revenue generated by Kimi K3-related services on the cloud platforms. If a deal were reached, it could give foreign businesses a way to use the Chinese company’s model...

Moonshot AI is reportedly exploring a route to global enterprise users through the very U.S. cloud platforms that sit at the center of Washington’s technology competition with China. Reuters reported, via VOA Chinese, that the Beijing start-up is in preliminary discussions with Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud about hosting its Kimi K3 model through revenue-sharing arrangements. The talks are early, no agreement has been confirmed, and every proposed term remains subject to change. According to Reuters’ sources, Moonshot is seeking as much as 30% of revenue generated by Kimi K3-related services on the cloud platforms. If a deal were reached, it could give foreign businesses a way to use the Chinese company’s model...