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ITCEN CLOIT to Unveil Infrastructure-Tailored Enterprise AI Strategy at AI Festa

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ITCEN CLOIT said it will participate in AI Festa 2026, which will be held from the 6th to the 8th, and unveil AI utilization strategies tailored to different corporate infrastructure environments.

The booth will be divided into two sections: AI based on public cloud infrastructure and the company's own enterprise AI solutions, and it will also introduce AWS- and Google Cloud-based services.

As its own solutions, the company will unveil AgentGo and AgentGo Guard for on-premises and closed-network environments, and it will also hold a showcase session on the 8th.

ITCEN CLOIT announced that it will participate in AI Festa 2026, which will be held from the 6th to the 8th, and explained its plans for the event. The company said it will unveil its AI utilization strategies tailored to different corporate infrastructure environments at the event.

To that end, the company will organize its booth into two sections: AI based on public cloud infrastructure and its own enterprise AI solutions. It also plans to introduce AI services based on AWS and Google Cloud.

In the section for its own enterprise AI solutions, it will unveil AgentGo, which can be used in on-premises and closed-network environments, and AgentGo Guard, which can also be used in on-premises and closed-network environments. In the public cloud section, it will also provide AWS adoption consulting and data analytics consultation.

In addition, the public cloud section will feature a demonstration zone for Gemini Enterprise, Google Cloud's enterprise AI agent platform. ITCEN CLOIT plans to showcase cloud-based services, unveil solutions for on-premises and closed-network environments, and present consulting and experience programs together.

At the event, the company plans to introduce practical use cases for businesses seeking to deploy generative AI and AI agents in cloud environments. The presentations will focus on showing how generative AI and AI agents are actually applied in cloud environments.

In the process, it will also present its own solution, AgentGo. AgentGo is a multi-AI-agent management platform composed of six modules, with support for multiple LLMs and natural-language-based agent development functions. It was also designed to reduce dependence on specific infrastructure and supports deployment across the full range from on-premises to closed-network environments.

The company will also unveil its new product, AgentGo Guard, at the event. AgentGo Guard is a standalone module that separates the security and governance functions of the existing AgentGo. It can connect with existing chatbots, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and internal and external LLMs, and is focused on detecting and blocking attacks such as prompt injection and jailbreak attempts.

ITCEN CLOIT is also expanding its business. It is broadening the scope of its existing cloud services to support AI implementation by adding support for implementing generative AI and AI agents to its cloud consulting, build, migration, modernization, and operations offerings.

This exhibition is designed to show how AI-related systems can be configured according to the different infrastructure environments businesses face. The exhibition plan is centered on introducing configuration methods by corporate infrastructure type, and the target environments are public cloud, on-premises, and closed-network setups.

On the final day of the event, the 8th, a showcase session will be held to expand on these topics from an operational perspective. Jung Seung-mo, head of the AI Innovation Center at ITCEN GLOBAL, will take the stage with a session titled "AgentGo: Enterprise Productivity Innovation Driven by AI Agent Control," where he will explain the importance of governance, security, and infrastructure control in operating AI agents.

Jung said the key criterion for the success of AI agent adoption is safe control, not the number of features. He also explained that implementing controlled autonomy based on security and governance is the next step for enterprise AI adoption.

Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407686

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