August 4, 2026 — Enterprise adoption of generative AI is reaching a strategic turning point. As enterprises raise the bar on data security for sensitive information, on-premises AI deployment has moved from a nice-to-have to a baseline requirement. To resolve the high integration costs and operational complexity that have long weighed down traditional on-premises AI projects, Yating Intelligence announced today that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with BestCom Infotech, the leading commercial IT distribution arm of the Synnex Group. Built around Yating’s proprietary FedGPT platform, the two companies will jointly deliver a pre-validated, standardized hardware-and-software on-premises AI solution designed to close the “last mile” of enterprise AI adoption.

Solving the Three Biggest Barriers to On-Premises Deployment: Security, Cost, and Maintenance

Enterprise appetite for generative AI remains strong, but public cloud services continue to raise concerns over data leakage, while traditional on-premises builds routinely stall on poor hardware-software compatibility, high customization costs, and a lack of ongoing operational support. The Yating Intelligence–BestCom Infotech partnership is aimed squarely at these pain points, pairing Yating Intelligence’s on-premises large language model (LLM) technology with BestCom Infotech’s deep channel and systems-integration expertise to deliver a pre-tuned, rapidly replicable standardized architecture.

Three Strategic Priorities: Scaling the Distribution Ecosystem and Sovereign AI Adoption

The MOU centers on three core initiatives:

• Bringing Yating FedGPT onto BestCom’s AI Application Acceleration Platform, integrating it into the platform’s AI solutions ecosystem to give distributors and system integrators (SIs) across Taiwan an out-of-the-box, enterprise-grade AI product.
• Launching a pre-integrated hardware-software standard architecture, offering flexible, pre-validated deployment packages scaled to enterprises of different sizes and significantly lowering the cost of initial evaluation and implementation.
• Expanding channel enablement and market promotion, with both companies jointly funding technical training for distribution partners and go-to-market programs to help enterprises across Taiwan build secure, efficient “enterprise sovereign AI.”

Yating Intelligence: Enterprise AI Adoption Hinges on Enterprises Retaining Control

Cheen Liao, Chairman of Yating Intelligence, said that while AI technology continues to advance rapidly, whether enterprises can adopt it with real confidence ultimately comes down to whether they retain control of their own data, models, and governance. FedGPT was built on exactly that principle as an enterprise sovereign AI platform: it deploys entirely within an enterprise’s own environment, keeps all data usage inside the organization throughout, and integrates with existing systems to automate repetitive, cross-departmental workflows — helping enterprises build AI capabilities that are self-governed and fully under their own control.

Yating Intelligence has built its business around the principle of trustworthy AI, making it a preferred partner for benchmark industries such as healthcare, finance, and the public sector. By working with AI hardware suppliers, independent software vendors (ISVs), and other ecosystem partners, and by building out a complete distribution network, the company lets enterprises adopt on-premises AI platforms with the same predictability, speed of deployment, and long-term maintainability as buying standard commercial equipment — moving enterprise AI from proof-of-concept to full-scale rollout, and building a self-governed, secure, and trustworthy AI ecosystem for Taiwanese enterprises.

BestCom Infotech: More Than 40 Years as the Bridge Between Enterprises and Industry Partners

Wan Wen-kai, General Manager of BestCom Infotech, said BestCom, a member of the Synnex Group, has spent more than 40 years in commercial IT distribution and has long been committed to helping enterprises advance digital transformation and AI adoption, with a network of more than 2,000 distributors and system integrators across Taiwan. Drawing on decades of experience in the commercial market, a complete product and technology portfolio, and nationwide channel and project-integration capacity, BestCom Infotech continues to serve as a vital bridge connecting enterprises, original equipment manufacturers, and industry partners.

Wan added that in response to the opportunities created by rapid AI adoption, BestCom Infotech is building its efforts around the AI Application Acceleration Platform, connecting international technology, industry resources, and local application partners to establish a complete service model spanning technology adoption, talent development, and market promotion. Looking ahead, the company hopes to deepen collaboration with partners across every sector to advance the real-world deployment of AI technology, accelerate enterprises’ intelligent transformation, and help build a more resilient and innovative AI industry ecosystem.