Genians targets the Middle East market with an AI-based security platform... Megazone Cloud·Datadog Failure Response Challenge Held

Megazone Cloud·Datadog, virtual environment failure response challenge

Ellis School unveils ‘Helpy Chat’, an AI solution customized for teachers and students

The day after tomorrow, ‘Token Factory OS’ introduced at the Global AI Infrastructure Summit

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kwon Ha-young = Genians [263860] is targeting the Middle East market by developing an artificial intelligence (AI)-based security integration platform through a government national project.

▲ Genians announced on the 15th that it has completed the development of the AI-based K-Cybersecurity integrated management platform ‘Nexus Framework’ as a result of the national project ‘Cybersecurity international cooperation-based technology development’ supported by the Ministry of Science and ICT. The Nexus Framework is an AI native-based open next-generation platform that can manage individual security solutions integratedly on a single platform, and is equipped with a zero trust architecture implementation environment. It was first unveiled at the Middle East's representative security exhibition 'GISEC' held in Dubai and received favorable reviews from local buyers and security officials.

▲ Megazone Cloud announced that it held 'Datadog Game Day,' a practical disability response experience event with Datadog, a global cloud monitoring platform company, at the Red Button Culture Stage in Gangnam, Seoul on the 15th. 56 information technology (IT) engineers in fields such as finance, communications, games, and commerce formed 17 teams and participated in the 90-minute practical challenge. It was conducted in a virtual application environment modeled after real banking services to solve complex failure situations such as payment delays, error explosions, and external attacks, and the 'Raichu' team, composed of engineers from virtual asset exchange Coinone, won the championship.

▲ Ellis Group announced on the 15th that it will unveil new functions tailored to teachers and students of its generative AI solution ‘Helpy Chat’ at the ‘2026 Edtech Korea Fair’ held at COEX in Seoul starting on the 17th. A new feature for teachers is the 'Hangul Viewer', which allows users to attach documents such as Hangul (HWP) and Word and immediately edit and create them with AI. The student-only screen has also been newly configured to automatically restrict swearing or non-study-related conversations and provide AI class materials for all subjects, including Korean, social studies, and science. We will also unveil 'Helpy Edu', an education-specific AI model that guides students through step-by-step questions to help them find answers on their own.

▲ Moret participated in the 'AI Infrastructure Summit 2026' held at the Santa Clara Convention Center in the United States from the 15th to the 17th (local time) and presented 'Token Factory' as a new operating paradigm for AI data centers. Cho Kang-won, CEO of Moret, explained that AI data centers are transitioning from providing GPU capacity to the 'token factory' era that produces and sells tokens for AI models. Moret also introduced the ‘MoAI Inference Framework’, a distributed inference software that can utilize heterogeneous accelerators such as NVIDIA, AMD, and Tenstorrent as a single resource.