CHINESE technology company Runjian Co Ltd used the AIMX Singapore 2026 summit to showcase its artificial intelligence and digital technology products, while highlighting its plans to grow its business in the ASEAN region.
Runjian was a Platinum Partner of the event, held at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre, where it presented its Token-as-a-Service (TaaS) model and a number of platforms developed for different industries.
Among those featured were Wuxiang Cloud Valley Token Factory, Apollo 11 CEL, Lawer, an ASEAN-focused legal AI platform, Hanmate, an online Chinese learning platform, and iRun Renewable Energy Platform.
Singapore Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information Tan Kiat How visited Runjian’s booth during the event.
Runjian vice-president Athena Zhao, speaking at the summit, said the company’s TaaS model was aimed at giving businesses access to computing resources when needed, particularly as companies look to deploy AI systems without having to build all their own infrastructure.
Jake Yin, vice-president of Runjian’s AI Business Group, meanwhile, spoke about the Apollo 11 platform and its role in helping businesses develop and manage their own AI systems.
The company said it has established operations in Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur and Thailand, with its business now extending into several ASEAN markets.
It said the regional expansion would focus on working with local partners and developing technology for individual markets.
Runjian’s participation at the Singapore event comes as the company continues to build its presence in Southeast Asia, including Malaysia, as it seeks to expand its AI and digital technology business in the region.
AIMX Singapore 2026 was held at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre. - August 30, 2026
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