Xunce Pushes TokenOS Into Europe After Berlin Summit Appearances

Talks with European industrial players

The two events were held concurrently in Berlin. Xunce says its management and representatives took part in related sessions and held exchanges with stakeholders on AI data infrastructure and China-Europe data cooperation.

According to Xunce, industrial groups such as Mercedes-Benz, Airbus, Bayer and Siemens Healthineers were among those gathered at BGD 2026. The company says it is conducting in-depth negotiations with multiple leading European enterprises covering automotive, high-end manufacturing and energy, and is exploring potential cooperation around TokenOS.

The company also cited financial report data showing that its overseas business revenue reached 11.86 million yuan in the first half of this year, a year-on-year increase of 264%. It added that over 90% of its revenue still comes from the domestic Chinese market, while it continues to raise investment in Europe and Southeast Asia.

What TokenOS does

Xunce describes TokenOS as a flagship product launched in the first half of this year. It is designed to convert enterprise multi-source heterogeneous data into standardized, measurable and priceable scenario-based Tokens in real time. The company says it targets the bottleneck of insufficient high-quality scenario data in enterprise AI projects, and aims to enable large-scale industrial production of scenario-specific Tokens.

For Europe, Xunce has launched a "scenario Token factory" to support local deployment. According to the company, it combines Chinese AI data infrastructure engineering with European industry experience, compliance governance and delivery capabilities, with the goal of developing AI transformation solutions that meet EU data sovereignty requirements.

On sovereignty, the company says TokenOS can be deployed on customer-managed clouds and local systems. Raw data stays in the customer's environment while secure Token invocation is supported, which Xunce summarizes as "data stays locally while value can flow".

Company positioning and the Physical AI theme

Xunce says it sees large models, computing power and data as the three pillars of the AI industry. It offers a product chain it calls "computing power + data + Token + model + application". According to the company, it serves 11 high-barrier, high-value industries including finance, telecommunications, energy, high-end manufacturing, healthcare, robotics and intelligent vehicles. It reports over 400 AI data infrastructure product modules and a customer retention rate of over 90%.

The press release also refers to remarks by Jensen Huang at the Invest in Germany Summit. As reported by Xunce, Huang said every company will in future have a physical factory and a digital factory, that data is part of a country's natural resources, and that the next wave of AI will be "Physical AI", integrating with robotics, manufacturing, automotive and heavy industries to enhance rather than replace Germany's existing expertise. Xunce uses this framing to argue that enterprise AI depends on data governance, standardization and modeling, not simply on stacking GPUs.

What it means for the market

Xunce argues that China and Europe complement each other in AI: China offers application scenarios and large-scale implementation, while Europe brings strength in basic research, compliance, regulation and standards. The company says it has also reached strategic cooperation with the Shenzhen Data Exchange and the Beijing International Big Data Exchange to support the standardized application of data tokenization.

The company plans to treat the European deployment of TokenOS as a starting point for replicable implementation samples in automotive, aviation, manufacturing and energy. No contracts, customers or launch dates in Europe were named in the announcement, so the talks remain at the negotiation stage. For now, the news shows a Hong Kong-listed data infrastructure provider trying to reduce its dependence on its home market, with data sovereignty and compliance as its main selling points in Europe.