EXCLUSIVE: China's Moonshot in talks with Microsoft, Amazon, Google over K3 revenue sharing, sources say
China's Moonshot AI is negotiating with major US tech firms over revenue sharing for its Kimi K3 technology.
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The reporting (7)
- Moonshot mulls revenue-sharing deals with Microsoft, Amazon, Google over Kimi K3 AI model: report Seeking Alpha · 6h ago
- Moonshot AI seeks revenue-sharing deals with Microsoft, Amazon, Google qz.com · 6h ago
- Kimi K3 and the 7% Gap TrendForce · 6h ago
- Moonlight Dark Side in Talks with Microsoft (MSFT) and Others fo GuruFocus · 6h ago
- Cheaper, open and intelligent Jamaica Gleaner · 6h ago
- Moonshot AI wants 30% of what US clouds earn from Kimi K3 The Next Web · 6h ago
- EXCLUSIVE: China's Moonshot in talks with Microsoft, Amazon, Google over K3 revenue sharing, sources say Reuters · 6h ago
Where it stands
Moonshot AI is seeking 30% of the revenue generated by US cloud services from its Kimi K3 technology. The Kimi K3 technology is described as cheaper, open, and intelligent. The negotiations involve Microsoft, Amazon, and Google.
The talks are significant because they involve a Chinese company seeking a substantial share of revenue from major US tech firms. The outcome could affect the balance of power in the global tech industry. The negotiations could reshape the dynamics of the tech industry, particularly in cloud services.
The talks are ongoing, and the final agreements, if any, will determine the future revenue sharing model. The discussions are also likely to influence the broader tech landscape, as other companies may follow suit with similar demands.
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What is Kimi K3 technology?
Kimi K3 technology is described as cheaper, open, and intelligent.
Which companies are involved in the negotiations?
The negotiations involve Microsoft, Amazon, and Google.
What percentage of revenue is Moonshot AI seeking?
Moonshot AI is seeking 30% of the revenue generated by US cloud services from its Kimi K3 technology.
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