
Leveraging 20 Years of Security-Native Advantages, 360 Launches New Generation Enterprise Agent Work Platform Nano Work
360 launches the enterprise agent work platform Nano Work, with Zhou Hongyi proposing that "bosses must use AI first." The platform offers a 100 million Token trial quota and plans to help 1,000 small businesses achieve AI implementation.
Nano Work, launched by 360, is an agent work platform oriented towards enterprise scenarios. The platform aims to reconstruct enterprise organizational forms through AI technology, serving enterprise decision-makers, entrepreneurs, and employees, attempting to build a more efficient "super organization."
At the launch event, Zhou Hongyi emphasized that "if enterprises adopt AI, bosses must use it first." This viewpoint directly addresses the pain point of insufficient participation from decision-makers in current enterprise digital transformation. Through top-down promotion, it is expected to accelerate the penetration of AI tools into core enterprise business processes.
To lower the threshold for enterprise trials, 360 provided a 100 million Token trial quota for the first batch of users. It also plans to help 1,000 small businesses achieve AI implementation and operational efficiency improvements first, through professional training and accompaniment services. This "service + product" model helps solve the problem of SMEs lacking AI application experience.
Before the launch, 360 had already used itself as a "test field," internally applying agent frameworks such as OpenClaw. This "internal first, then external" verification method provides preliminary endorsement for the product's stability and practicality in the enterprise market, and also reflects the strategic intent of security vendors to extend into the AI application layer.
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