AIOT Project Shines at Kuala Lumpur Summit: Roadshow on Dist

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In November 2025, at the "Malaysia Digital Economy and Consumption Innovation Conference" held in Kuala Lumpur, the AIOT project—representing innovation in digital infrastructure—delivered an exciting roadshow focused on "Distributed Computing Power and Storage Network." With its disruptive solutions to the pain points of traditional cloud architectures, forward-looking technological layout, and perse application scenarios, it became the highlight of the event, outlining new possibilities for computing infrastructure in the Web3 era for all attendees.

Roadshow Focus: Addressing Traditional Computing Pain Points, Reconstructing the Infrastructure Ecosystem

At the roadshow, representatives of the AIOT project centered their presentation on "Infrastructure Transformation Under the Integration of AGI and Web3," directly pointing out the core bottlenecks of current traditional centralized cloud services—from high costs and significant latency to data privacy risks. These issues can no longer meet the demands for real-time AI inference and edge computing in the AGI era. Against this backdrop, AIOT proposed a solution centered on a "distributed computing power network," resonating strongly with the audience.

The project representatives highlighted AIOT’s technological innovation logic: leveraging home and enterprise routers as nodes to integrate massive idle computing resources worldwide, building a decentralized computing power and storage network. Equipped with high-performance enterprise-grade chips and combined with blockchain technology, the project achieves transparent management of computing power scheduling, storage, and transactions. This not only eliminates the single-point failure risk of traditional architectures but also significantly reduces computing costs and improves response speeds, providing support for real-time data processing needs across various industries.

On-site demonstrations of AIOT’s hardware devices and application scenarios made its technical advantages more intuitive: from real-time data analysis in industrial IoT and video processing in smart cities to local inventory management in retail, AIOT’s distributed network can accurately match computing power requirements in different fields, filling the coverage gap of existing edge computing infrastructure and demonstrating strong industrial adaptability.

Supported by the ecological platform built by MINAX, the AIOT project also completed a signing with WhaleBuy to jointly develop the Southeast Asian market.

In addition, AIOT reached a key intent-based cooperation with MOHSEN in areas such as content storage, video transcoding, and live streaming, aiming to build a global trusted data space for Muslims.

Listing Bell-Ringing Marks a Milestone, Ecological Cooperation Opens a New Chapter

Following the roadshow, the AIOT project celebrated a landmark moment—the grand bell-ringing ceremony for its transfer to MINAX Select Board. Industry leaders including Hu Guangyi, Chairman of Huashang Global Group; Liu Xiaoying, Executive Chairman of MINAX Global Brand Exchange; Denny Deng, CEO of MINAX Group; Dr. Yan Lijin, Chairman of China Silk Road Group; and Li Nonghe, President of the World Federation of Overseas Chinese Merchants, took the stage together with the AIOT team to ring the bell. This marked a crucial step for the AIOT project in compliant development and market recognition.

At the ceremony, a representative of the AIOT project stated that completing the roadshow and board transfer at this grand Kuala Lumpur event is not only an affirmation of the project’s technical strength and commercial value but also lays the foundation for further deepening its Southeast Asian market layout and connecting cross-border cooperation resources, leveraging Malaysia’s favorable digital economy ecosystem. In the future, AIOT will continue to promote node expansion and scenario implementation of its distributed computing power network, collaborating with the MINAX platform and participating partners to jointly build an efficient, secure, and inclusive new ecosystem for digital infrastructure.

This roadshow and listing ceremony not only allowed the AIOT project’s innovative concepts to resonate throughout the Kuala Lumpur summit but also served as a vivid practice of "technological innovation + compliant development" in the digital economy field, injecting new vitality into the upgrading of digital infrastructure in Southeast Asia and beyond.