[The Dark Side of the Moon Reportedly in Talks with Microsoft, Amazon, and Google for Kimi K3 Revenue Sharing, Up to 30%] Beating AI Newsflash: According to informed sources, The Dark Side of the Moon is in discussions with Microsoft, Amazon, and Google regarding a revenue-sharing agreement, aiming to allow the three U.S. cloud computing giants to host its Kimi K3 model. Sources reveal that The Dark Side of the Moon is seeking up to 30% of the revenue generated from services related to Kimi K3 on Microsoft Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud, with terms largely consistent with those proposed to major clients using open-weight models. Currently, The Dark Side of the Moon has already signed similar agreements with several smaller cloud platforms. If negotiations are successful, this agreement could become the first significant revenue-sharing collaboration between a Chinese AI company and major U.S. cloud computing firms. Meanwhile, Alibaba is also seeking to establish revenue-sharing mechanisms with key users of its new open-source AI model.