AX360° portal service begins for AI transition

The science ministry said Tuesday that AX360° had begun service, consolidating government programs, private AI resources and domestic providers after businesses, government agencies and researchers faced information scattered across multiple sites.

The launch follows a rapid expansion of AX projects across government ministries and the private sector's supply of GPUs, AI models and data, the ministry said.

Users can compare government AX initiatives by commissioning agency and project type; listings include project outlines, eligible applicants, project durations, budget sizes and announcement schedules. The resource search gives GPU performance, applications and private-service prices alongside government GPU programs. AI-model listings cover model types, access methods, prices and adoption cases, while data links direct users to data-search and sector-specific private data-distribution and brokerage platforms. The provider directory lists domestic companies' technologies, solution functions, application cases and pricing models, and lets users combine functions such as infrastructure, data, models, application services and security with sectors including defense, healthcare and manufacturing.

Government ministries and agencies will be able to attach resource and partner information found through AX360° to online applications for project-planning consultations.

"AX360° will consolidate public and private AX information in one place from a user's perspective and comprehensively support the entire AX process, from finding and securing resources to identifying companies, consulting and technology validation," Ryu Je-myeong, the science ministry's second vice minister, said.

Under a government plan adopted on Jan. 28, 2026, the AX One-Stop Support Center within NIPA supports government-ministry AX projects with planning, technology validation and field demonstration.