Tencent Cloud expands Singapore AI tools and business partnerships

Tencent Cloud has broadened its enterprise AI portfolio and partnerships in Singapore, with tools for office work, software development and creative production. The company said the initiatives aim to help Southeast Asian organisations put AI into operational use.

At Tencent Cloud Day Singapore, it showcased WorkBuddy for office productivity, coding assistant CodeBuddy and AI-native creative studio Miora. It also announced collaborations with Beyondsoft, Nexusguard and WeesWares covering AI adoption, cloud services and cybersecurity resilience.

Other offerings include MAGIC AI, a marketing workspace that supports audience identification, campaign planning and results assessment while requiring human approval for critical actions. The company said its Tencent Cloud Enterprise (TCE) AI Suite combines private cloud infrastructure, model services and AI agent management so organisations can maintain control of sensitive data and critical workloads.

In October, Tencent Cloud said the number of active customers it served overseas had doubled over the preceding year. It also reported triple-digit growth in international demand for its AI products and services. In Singapore, its work with digital healthcare company Care supports video consultations through Raffles Connect, which handles more than 10,000 consultations a month.

The Singapore event also hosted demonstrations and awards for the AI CAN DO IT Tencent Cloud Hackathon Singapore 2026, organised jointly with AI Singapore. Aspire, DBS, Keppel, Nanyang Technological University (NTU), NTU’s Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine and Ryde supplied challenges. Team OeroAI took the Digital Native Track’s S$10,000 top prize for TriVerity, a multi-agent AI system designed to settle disputes between ride-hailing riders and drivers in seconds instead of days.