A message indicating successful adaptation has added another card to the domestic computing power alliance that can support trillion-parameter models. Moirai Technologies announced that with the official open-source release of the Kimi K3 model, which has a parameter scale of 2.8 trillion, along with the release of model weights and technical reports, the company has completed the ultra-fast adaptation of Kimi K3 and stably launched it using its AI training and inference integrated smart computing card MTT S5000 and MUSA software stack.
The MTT S5000 is Moirai Technologies' main training and inference integrated smart computing card, while MUSA is its self-developed software ecosystem foundation, equivalent to translating chip computing power into language that developers can directly use. Together, they have firmly supported the newly open-sourced Kimi K3, meaning another domestic GPU has joined the ranks capable of running ultra-large-scale open-source models. As each domestic chip gradually overcomes the threshold of trillions of parameters, the landscape of large model computing power is quietly being rewritten.
