Kimi: Pausing new subscriptions to ensure the existing user experience

PANews July 19, according to an official announcement from Kimi.ai, demand for Kimi K3 surged in the past 48 hours, with GPU computing power approaching the current capacity limit. To ensure the experience of existing subscribers, Kimi has temporarily stopped accepting new subscriptions and will prioritize allocating computing power to current members. Existing subscription users will not be affected. The official statement says it is accelerating capacity expansion and will roll out new subscription slots in batches. Meanwhile, the membership system will be split into two categories: “Kimi Membership” for Web, App, and Work scenarios, and “Kimi Code Membership” for code workflows, to match computing resources more precisely.