TechFlow reports, on July 19, according to official announcements, Kimi stated that within the past 48 hours, demand for Kimi K3 has grown far beyond expectations, and GPU resources have approached the current capacity limit. To ensure the experience of existing subscribed users, the platform has temporarily paused new subscriptions; existing subscribed users are not affected. Kimi stated it is expanding computing power as soon as possible and will open new subscription slots in batches subsequently.
Meanwhile, the platform will split the membership system into two plans in the future: Kimi Membership for the Kimi web version, App, and Work, and Kimi Code Membership for programming workflows, to more accurately match computing power resources and maintain service stability.
