China’s National Supercomputing Internet has rolled out API access for the Kimi K3 model, according to monitoring by Dongcha Beating. The new service lets companies and developers call large-model capabilities without going through complex environment setup, lowering the barrier to deployment. The API currently supports interface standards compatible with OpenAI and Anthropic, allowing users to build a range of AI applications more quickly and at lower cost. At the same time, the platform has introduced a “100,000-yuan co-creation plan” and opened a one-stop MaaS offering. The update points to a broader push to make model access and AI application development more accessible through standardized infrastructure and service packaging.
China’s National Supercomputing Internet has launched API access for the Kimi K3 model, according to monitoring by Dongcha Beating.
The service allows companies and developers to quickly access large-model capabilities without complex environment configuration. The API is currently compatible with OpenAI and Anthropic interface standards, supporting faster and lower-cost development of a variety of AI applications.
The supercomputing internet platform has also introduced a “100,000-yuan co-creation plan” and opened a one-stop MaaS service.
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