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360 Security Group launches Nano Work enterprise AI agent platform

The pitch flips typical AI rollout logic: founder Zhou Hongyi says bosses must use it first before employees will.

• 360 Group founder Zhou Hongyi launched Nano Work, an enterprise AI agent platform, in Beijing on July 28, 2026, giving each of its first users a 100-million-token trial quota.
• Nano Work targets business owners, entrepreneurs, one-person companies and employees, combining multiple AI agent engines with multiple underlying models into one platform.
• 360 says it tested the platform internally across more than 1,000 real business scenarios, gathered over 56,000 pieces of user feedback, and shipped 166 versions over five months before launch.
• Security is built into the design via cloud isolation, permission controls and data protection, reflecting Zhou's warning that 'a model erring means saying the wrong thing; an agent erring means doing the wrong thing.'
• 360 will train and support 1,000 small businesses to adopt the platform and is recruiting local 'city partners' to expand deployment into stores, business parks and enterprise workflows.
• China's office AI agent market reached roughly 80.4 billion yuan (about $11.9 billion) in 2025, underscoring why major players are racing to stake claims in enterprise agents.
• An industry analyst noted office AI agents have moved from concept testing toward commercialization, but large-scale deployment still faces hurdles like cross-system collaboration and complex workflow automation.
• The launch signals a shift in China's AI race from chatbot-style models to agents judged on whether they can reliably execute real business tasks, not just answer questions.