HUAWEI CONNECT
tasks, through its Context Memory Storage( CMS) solution, which features a petabyte-scale memory space.
According to Huawei Cloud, its CMS delivers twice the storage capacity of comparable industry products and supports high-speed terabytescale memory reads with 50 % higher performance than industry peers.
The business unit also highlighted its Agentic Model as a Service( MaaS) offering, which allows developers to use state-of-the-art models from leading providers with a single click without the need to deploy them.
During the event, MiniMax demonstrated an advanced multimodal model that combines with Huawei Cloud to deliver open multimodal capabilities.
Based in Shanghai, China, MiniMax is a company that develops proprietary LLMs across various modalities.
Open-source agent development Huawei Cloud is advancing its enterprise-grade agent offering both through commercial and open-source approaches. It consists of AgentArts, an enterprisegrade agent platform with full harness engineering capabilities, and its opensource edition, openJiuwen.
The offering opens more than 5,000 general Model Context Protocol( MCP) assets and more than 1,000 industryspecific MCP assets to help enterprises develop, use and manage agents.
To date, the offering has served more than 100 customers, including China Southern Power Grid, Guangzhou Laboratory, KingSoft Office and KingMed Diagnostics.
At the HUAWEI CONNECT event, KingSoft Office discussed how it integrated Huawei Cloud’ s agent platform with WPS 365 Document Center and WPS Comate to build vertical office agents for multiple industries, including the finance and government sectors.
Huawei Cloud plans to make AgentArts commercially available in markets outside China on December 30.
The openJiuwen open-source community has accumulated more than 50,000 stars and 3.29 million downloads. Huawei Cloud has also launched partner commercial editions
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