MCloudBridge Announces Ai 365 Platform for Public Sector
MCloudBridge said Ai 365 supports both on-premises and external LLMs, and will hold a seminar on October 22 in Seoul.
MCloudBridge announced that it provides its "Ai 365 integrated AI platform" for public, education and research institutions, according to dailysecu.com. The company said the platform is designed to let institutions run AI workloads under their own security policies.
Ai 365 supports operating both on-premises large language models (LLMs) and external service-based LLMs, depending on an institution's security policy. Processing routes are classified by data importance, user permissions and work purpose.
Under the classification, G1 confidential data is stored, searched and inferred internally. G2 internal work data can be analyzed on-premises, after which tokenized or pseudonymized information can be linked to external LLMs in line with institutional policy. G3 public data can use external LLMs for search, translation, summarization and document writing.
Supported on-premises models include Llama, Qwen and DeepSeek, with an air-gapped environment available for institutions that restrict external connectivity.
The company said its services cover AI adoption readiness assessment, proof of concept, platform construction, work AI agent application and user training.
Seminar in Seoul on October 22
MCloudBridge will hold a seminar on October 22 from 1 PM to 5 PM at Amoris Yeoksam on the first floor of GS Tower in Seoul.
Quick answers
What is MCloudBridge's Ai 365?
It is an integrated AI platform for public, education and research institutions that supports both on-premises LLMs and external service-based LLMs according to an institution's security policy.
Which on-premises models does Ai 365 support?
Supported on-premises models include Llama, Qwen and DeepSeek, with an air-gapped environment available for institutions with restricted external connectivity.
When is the Ai 365 seminar?
MCloudBridge will hold a seminar on October 22 from 1 PM to 5 PM at Amoris Yeoksam on the first floor of GS Tower in Seoul.