K3 looks stronger than expected, and the argument is to own your inference stack
hsu_byron · x · 2026-08-04
In a reply thread about Kimi’s latest model, the author argues that K3 is stronger than many people assume.
The main takeaway is infrastructure: companies should double down on owning their inference stack so they can scale without hard limits and tune configurations to their own workloads.
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