Red Hat releases an FP8-quantized Kimi-K3 checkpoint tuned for Hopper GPUs
_akhaliq · x · 2026-07-29
Red Hat AI released an FP8BLOCK-quantized checkpoint for Moonshot’s Kimi-K3, tuned for Hopper GPUs.
- The checkpoint is designed to run on NVIDIA H100/H200 with Hopper-native FP8 tensor core throughput.
- Red Hat says it has day-zero support with vllmproject.
- The Hugging Face model card notes the quantization was applied to MLP and expert layers, while attention layers were left unquantized because of shape mismatches.
- The repo is MIT-licensed and includes evaluation results plus the full quantization recipe.
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