The Dark Side of the Moon releases the Kimi K2.7Code high-speed version, which accelerates inference by 6 times and doubles API prices According to Beating monitoring, Moonshot AI has announced the release of the high-speed version of the latest open-source multimodal programming model, Kimi K2.7 Code, called Kimi K2.7 Code HighSpeed. The high-speed version achieves a inference speed of about 180 tokens/s in medium length input tasks and up to 260 tokens/s in short context scenarios, with an overall generation speed increase of up to 6 times. The billing standard for the high-speed version API is twice that of the standard version. Specifically, the input cache hit price for the high-speed version is $0.38 per million tokens, the cache miss price is $1.90 per million tokens, and the output price is $8.00 per million tokens. In contrast, the open source Kimi K2.7 Code Standard Edition corresponds to billing rates of $0.19, $0.95, and $4.00 per million tokens, respectively. Due to limited computing power capacity, the high-speed version is currently being released in batches and in limited quantities. The dark side of the moon has opened up restricted access to members of the Kimi Code testing program, Kimi API developers, and Kimi enterprise users, and will gradually expand the scope of access with computing power expansion in the future. [Original link]