Third-Party Devs Boost Kimi K3 Inference to Nearly 80 TPS, Beating Official API
bittingthembits · x · 2026-07-30
According to a leak by TheTNetHunter, a dev team @engyai is set to release an optimized Kimi K3 inference service within 48 hours. They have successfully pushed the model's generation speed from an initial 20 TPS up to 50-78 TPS.
This performance not only surpasses the official Kimi API but also matches inference efficiencies comparable to running on B300 GPUs, offering the market a highly cost-effective alternative for Kimi K3 inference.
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