Com2uS Platform to Launch AI Backend 'Hive Axyl' on September 30

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Com2uS Platform announced on September 14 that it held its first offline technology seminar, 'Hive Tech Summit 2026,' and unveiled 'Hive Axyl,' a next-generation backend platform specialized for AI game development.

The event took place on September 10 at Jam Lounge in Gangnam, Seoul, to share game development and service operations technology as well as practical know-how with industry professionals. Officials from major gaming companies attended, with Tencent Cloud, Xsolla, and Airbridge participating as sponsors.

The seminar featured technical presentations covering overall game development and operations, including AI-based workflow automation, game security, 'Hive Remote Play,' and data analytics. Com2uS Platform and its partner companies presented real-world application cases and technology utilization strategies.

Com2uS Platform will officially launch 'Hive Axyl,' unveiled at the event, on September 30. Its key feature is enabling developers to quickly integrate complex backend configurations and functions through natural language prompt commands, reducing the burden of infrastructure setup and management.

'Hive Axyl' was previously showcased at 'OpenAI Game Builders Seoul' in late August. It will be provided in SDK and console formats through the official website, allowing developers to implement features such as authentication, payments, mailboxes, and push notifications via the SDK. The console allows users to manage user analytics and environment settings.

Choi Seok-won, CEO of Com2uS Platform, said, "'Hive Tech Summit' was organized to share the real-world challenges of game development and service operations and seek solutions together," adding, "Com2uS Platform will continue to support game developers in successfully operating global services through next-generation technologies, including 'Hive Axyl.'"

This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom. [Read Original]