Tencent Cloud, the cloud subsidiary of Tencent, has launched next-generation artificial intelligence (AI) solutions in the Korean market and announced new partnerships.
On the 16th in Seoul, at Tencent Cloud Day Korea 2026, Tencent Cloud unveiled an integrated AI agent portfolio that helps corporations and individuals more easily experiment with and adopt AI agents in real work environments.
The portfolio includes previews of Miora, TokenHub, WAND, and WorkBuddy, covering work productivity, creative production, AI model utilization, and AI-native media workflows.
Miora, Tencent's first AI-based platform dedicated to design and content creation, generates video, 3D, and user interface (UI) designs in an integrated way from natural language input. It continually learns users' design styles and project context to maintain a distinct aesthetic sense. The company also said it supports integration with existing design tools such as Adobe Photoshop, allowing seamless application in real-world workflows.
Ahead of its official launch in the Korean market, Tencent WorkBuddy is an AI-based work productivity platform that automates complex tasks. With a single line of natural language instruction, users can automatically handle the full process from planning to breakdown to execution. More than 100 specialized AI agents in finance, law, market research, and other fields collaborate in parallel to generate a range of outputs such as document drafting and data analysis. On Mar. in China, it surpassed 8.85 million monthly users in its first month after launch.
The company also introduced TokenHub, a model-as-a-service (MaaS) platform that lets users leverage various Generative AI models in one place, and WAND, a media platform dedicated to voice and video apps.
Tencent Cloud said it plans to help domestic corporations turn AI technology into tangible business results through a next-generation enterprise AI portfolio that spans work productivity, creative, AI infrastructure, and AI media workflows.
It will also strengthen cooperation with domestic corporations. Tencent Cloud plans to join hands with GS Neotek, ESTsoft, I Hate Flying Bugs, Korea Management Association (KMA), and Aptos Labs to expand Korea's cloud infrastructure and AI ecosystem.
Zhao Jiannan, Tencent Cloud vice president and managing director for the Asia-Pacific region, who delivered the keynote address, said the company views Korea as one of its key strategic markets in Asia and will continue to make long-term investments. Zhao said, "Korea is a market where world-class game, media, entertainment, and digital service corporations are clustered, and AI will be an important opportunity to further strengthen these corporations' competitiveness."
Zhao added, "As enterprise AI adoption accelerates, we will continue to expand the ecosystem in Korea and actively support domestic corporations in scaling their innovations not only in Korea but also in global markets."