Alibaba's Qwen Office Lands on Kylin OS, Completing Mainstream Desktop Coverage
Original title:阿里千问办公上架麒麟软件商店,已原生适配全部主流操作系统
IT Home reported on September 12 that Alibaba announced its enterprise-grade general-purpose agent product, Qianwen Office, has been launched on the Kylin Software Store. Starting today, Galaxy Kylin OS users can search for "Qianwen Office" in the software store to download, install, and experience it with a single click. Currently, Qianwen Office fully supports all mainstream operating systems, including Windows, macOS, HarmonyOS, Galaxy Kylin, and UnionTech OS (UOS).
Alibaba stated that the teams behind Qianwen Office and Kylin Software previously carried out joint development efforts. They collaborated deeply on core processes such as system login integration, device interconnection, and skill invocation, and adapted and optimized the software for all office scenarios. This achieved a native-level operating performance for Qianwen Office on Galaxy Kylin OS, delivering a stable and smooth AI office experience for users.
For example, Galaxy Kylin OS users can not only experience the capabilities of a general office agent, but also use Qianwen Office to send DingTalk messages, summarize group chat content, generate weekly reports, schedule calendar meetings, summarize meeting minutes, create DingTalk documents and AI spreadsheets, and more.
Public data shows that within one month of its launch, the number of Qianwen Office users has exceeded 30 million, with enterprise users accounting for more than half. According to previous reports by IT Home, Qianwen Office also recently launched the industry's first "Multi-Person Workspace." Users can generate and publish a webpage that supports real-time online collaboration for up to 100 people simply by describing their requirements, solving the challenges of high SaaS procurement costs and lengthy custom software development cycles.
Why it's worth reading
This update completes Qwen Office's native coverage across major Chinese operating systems, reflecting how enterprise AI agents are establishing a consistent footprint on local desktop environments.