Huawei Cloud Turns Agent Memory Into Infrastructure

Huawei Cloud launched a four-part Agentic Infrastructure stack at its Cloud Summit in Thailand on July 24. The centerpiece is an Agentic Memory Storage Service that stores agent memory at petabyte scale.

That's built for agents running tasks over hours, not seconds, where losing context between steps breaks the job. Huawei sells that memory as its own service rather than something each application team has to build.

The other three pieces round out the stack. A UnifiedBus-based AI Cluster Service handles token generation, and AgentSphere is the runtime agents execute in. CCE VolcanoNext schedules general and AI compute together instead of running them as separate pools.

Alongside the infrastructure, CodeArts Agent moved into open beta, generating code at the project level instead of file by file. Its new Agent Team mode lets multiple agents work the same project at once.

The announcement doesn't say what petabyte-scale memory costs, or how latency holds up under concurrent access. That matters once several agents in Agent Team mode hit the same project's memory at once.