CTONE Group Unveils AI Computing Strategy and Agent Computer Series

May 10, 2026
CTONE Group announced its transition to an AI computing ecosystem builder at an event in Shenzhen, introducing the CTONE Agent Computer and AI Agent Workstation series in collaboration with partners including Intel, AMD, Alibaba Cloud, and SenseTime.

CTONE Group has announced a strategic shift toward building an AI computing ecosystem and introduced its new Agent Computer and AI Agent Workstation series at an event in Shenzhen on May 8, 2026, according to a press release.

The company presented three core product lines for the CTONE Agent Computer. The entry-level series, developed with SenseTime, includes over 200 integrated skill-based agents. The mid-tier series, created in partnership with Alibaba Cloud, supports local model deployment and edge-cloud collaboration. The professional series is designed for on-device large-scale model computing.

CTONE also introduced the Agent NAS in collaboration with Shenzhen Hello Tech Energy Co., providing a portable storage-compute-power solution. Its subsidiary KZHY unveiled a full-stack AI Agent Workstation aimed at enterprise private cloud, industrial robotics, and AI digital human applications.

The company announced ecosystem partnerships with Intel, AMD, Alibaba Cloud, SenseTime, and Moore Threads. It also opened the CTONE AI Computing Ecosystem Exhibition Hall to showcase applications across industries such as energy, healthcare, and large-scale model deployment.

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