Hyra Holdings, a blockchain and artificial intelligence company headquartered in Vietnam, has entered into a strategic partnership with technology services provider AHT Tech as part of its efforts to expand its AI ecosystem while aligning more closely with international security and compliance standards. The collaboration reflects Hyra’s broader strategy of scaling its technology platforms without compromising performance, governance, or regulatory readiness as it grows across global markets.
Under the agreement, artificial intelligence models developed by AHT Tech will be integrated into Hyra Mega, Hyra’s global AI exchange platform. This integration is expected to enhance the platform’s technical performance and support a wider range of commercial applications. Both companies have indicated that the approach is designed to support rapid expansion while maintaining system efficiency and reliability.
Focus on Global Security and Compliance Standards
Beyond product integration, the partnership includes joint work on the Hyra Compliance Security initiative. This project is centered on meeting widely recognized international standards such as SOC 2, PCI, and ISO certifications. The companies view compliance as a core requirement rather than an optional enhancement, particularly as AI and blockchain platforms face increasing scrutiny from regulators, enterprises, and institutional partners.
Executives from both firms have emphasized that aligning with these standards is critical for building trust and enabling long-term growth. AHT Tech’s leadership has suggested that the partnership will shorten the time required to move AI products from development into the market. Hyra’s leadership, meanwhile, has framed the collaboration as part of a broader co-creation model that could evolve into deeper strategic ties, including potential cross-shareholdings between partners.
Hyra’s Expanding AI and Blockchain Footprint
Founded in 2021, Hyra operates at the intersection of artificial intelligence and blockchain technology. The company reported that it surpassed one million users globally by the end of 2024, signaling rapid adoption of its platforms. Its Hyra AI network now connects more than two million devices across 205 countries and territories, with an estimated computing capacity of approximately 360,000 teraflops. These figures highlight the scale at which Hyra’s infrastructure is operating and its ambitions for continued growth.
Hyra’s board of directors includes Vietnamese entrepreneur Pham Thanh Hung, widely known as Shark Hung from the Shark Tank Vietnam television program. Serving as an independent director, his involvement is seen as adding credibility and visibility as Hyra seeks to attract international partners and investors.
Partnership-Led Expansion Across Sectors
The agreement with AHT Tech follows a series of partnerships that underscore Hyra’s collaborative growth strategy. In October, the company entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with AI developer Haimaker to support the development of an open and decentralized AI ecosystem. Around the same period, Hyra also partnered with Thai An Holdings to apply AI and digital technologies to the art and collectibles sector. While these initiatives span different industries, they reflect a consistent approach centered on leveraging partnerships to accelerate innovation.
At the same time, Hyra has been increasing capital expenditures to support its expansion. The company has disclosed plans to invest roughly $30 million into the Hyra Zone data center and has expanded its operational presence into Singapore, Dubai, and the United States. Industry observers, including Beinsure, have suggested that this geographic diversification signals preparation for stricter regulatory environments rather than a simple push for market reach.
Long-Term Vision and Public Market Ambitions
Looking ahead, Hyra’s medium-term plan for 2026 through 2030 outlines the launch of nine core technology products and expansion into more than 30 international markets. The company has acknowledged the ambitious nature of these goals, positioning them as part of a deliberate strategy to establish global relevance.
Further into the future, Hyra Network has stated its intention to pursue an initial public offering between 2030 and 2035, with an aspirational valuation in the multi-billion-dollar range. While the timeline provides flexibility, the company’s leadership has recognized that execution and sustained compliance will ultimately determine whether those targets are achieved.