SOLANA Partners with Think Diffusion for Floyo AI in Japan

SOLANA has signed a strategic channel partner agreement with Think Diffusion, the US company behind Floyo AI. This makes SOLANA the official partner for the Japanese market. The rollout has already started.

Floyo AI is an open-source generative AI workflow platform. Not a prompt toy. Not a demo tool. It is built for real creative production where teams need repeatability and scale.

Creative AI is changing fast. Prompts alone are no longer enough. Teams struggle with results that cannot be reproduced. Sharing outputs inside companies is messy. Scaling AI beyond experiments is harder than expected. Floyo AI is built to solve that layer of the problem.

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The platform supports both open-source and closed-source AI models. The system handles all multimedia content including images and video and text and audio and 3D content. The browser executes all operational processes. How to build them, reusing them, and sharing them without rewriting everything each time.

The structure is workflow-based. Models are treated like replaceable parts. You can swap a model without breaking the whole production flow. The logic stays intact even when the tools change.

Through this partnership, SOLANA will handle enterprise deployment in Japan. That includes proposals, onboarding, workflow design, and implementation support. Customization is included to fit how Japanese companies actually work. Training, workshops, and ongoing support goes in line. Cross-domain webinars and case studies will be organized.

The target users are wide. Advertising. Video production. Animation. Publishing. Entertainment. Journalism. Graphic design. Any field where creative output needs speed and consistency.

Floyo AI is already being adopted in North America for production use, not experiments. For creators, it shortens the path from idea to usable output. Less trial and error. Faster transition into real visual and video production. Use of the platform remains subject to laws, regulations, and usage terms.