Thinkfree to Showcase On Premise AI Web Office at TechEx North America 2026

May 12, 2026
Thinkfree announced it will debut its new On Premise AI Web Office at TechEx North America 2026, offering enterprises a secure, editable AI document solution built on its Office AI SDK.

Thinkfree announced in a press release that it will debut its new On Premise AI Web Office at TechEx North America 2026, held May 18 to 19 at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center. The enterprise web office solution is powered by the Thinkfree Office AI SDK and designed to connect AI infrastructure with everyday document workflows.

The AI Web Office converts AI generated content into fully formatted, editable files that preserve complex layouts, tables, and charts. The output is compatible with Microsoft Office and Open Document Format standards, allowing teams to continue using their existing tools.

The Thinkfree Office AI SDK supports on premise, private cloud, and hosted API setups to ensure data does not leave enterprise networks. It connects to any large language model without platform lock-in and supports real time co-editing in a web office environment. The SDK can be integrated by solution providers as a white label document engine or used internally to add document generation and editing features without building them from scratch.

Thinkfree representatives will demonstrate the AI Web Office and discuss integration opportunities at Booth 281 during the two day event.

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