Huawei Cloud Unveils Dozens of AI Products at INSPIRE Conference

Huawei Cloud made a sweeping product announcement at its INSPIRE conference today, unveiling over a dozen new AI offerings spanning infrastructure, model services, enterprise agent platforms, and industry solutions. Huawei Cloud CEO Zhou Yuefeng introduced the world's first full-stack embodied AI development platform, CloudRobo, along with a new AI-native cloud entry point called Zhiyuan, the Lingqu intelligent computing cluster, and layered agentic memory storage. This marked Zhou's first major industry-facing keynote since assuming the role in late November 2025. Zhou articulated a new paradigm for the Agentic AI era: an infrastructure model comprising efficient token factories, continuous learning capabilities, converged general-purpose and intelligent computing scheduling, and secure autonomous operations. Huawei Cloud is positioning this as a "silicon-based black soil" strategy to nurture the next generation of AI applications. On the infrastructure front, Huawei Cloud launched the AICS Lingqu intelligent computing cluster, which supports 100,000-card cluster scale with total computing power reaching 200 EFLOPS. The system reduces token generation latency to under 10 milliseconds and delivers 5 million tokens per second throughput per thousand cards, with 99.95% online service availability. The company also introduced AMS Agentic Memory Storage, a high-capacity, layered storage solution purpose-built for AI agents. Leveraging NPU-direct CMS hardware with PB-scale memory space and KV Cache layered pooling, the system reduces inference costs while supporting day-long tasks, effectively breaking the memory bottleneck for sustained agent operation. In model services, Huawei Cloud upgraded its ModelArts platform with enhanced model matrices, semantic routing, RLaaS (Reinforcement Learning as a Service), and hardware-level trusted environments. The platform now supports models from partners including Kimi, Zhipu AI, DeepSeek, and MiniMax alongside Huawei's own Pangu series. On the enterprise agent front, Huawei Cloud launched CodeArts for AI-powered software development, which has already attracted over 100,000 developers since its commercial release, and AgentArts for enterprise agent lifecycle management. The company also debuted smart office products under the OfficeAce brand. Huawei Cloud emphasized its differentiated approach of supporting both public cloud and hybrid cloud deployments, noting 1,037 consecutive days without major security incidents across its customer base. In a notable distinction from the original Chinese article, this English version has been condensed to highlight the most globally relevant product launches and strategic direction.