SkyReb is pursuing global expansion of its enterprise AI business in partnership with HP.

SkyReb announced on the 31st that it has been finally selected for “HP Garage 2.0,” in which HP participates as part of the Ministry of SMEs and Startups’ “2026 Global Corporate Collaboration Program (Supplementary Budget).”

The Global Corporate Collaboration Program is a government–global enterprise cooperation initiative designed to support the growth of promising startups and their entry into overseas markets. Selected companies receive support ranging from commercialization funding to technology and business training, expert mentoring, market validation, and sales channel development.

Following this selection, SkyReb plans to sequentially carry out customer validation (PoC), marketability verification, and the establishment of global commercialization strategies by leveraging HP’s technology and business networks. In particular, by identifying the actual requirements of enterprise customers, the company intends to refine its commercialization strategy and gradually secure customer case studies and collaboration foundations necessary for entry into domestic and overseas markets.

During the agreement period, SkyReb will continue to advance its products and validate customer demand, and based on this, plans to expand its enterprise AI business in stages.

Lee Eun-hwa, CEO of SkyReb, considers this selection highly significant as it reflects recognition of SkyReb’s enterprise AI technology capabilities and commercialization potential. Lee also noted that as AI adoption by enterprises accelerates, not only the technology itself but also how organizations set standards for using and managing AI is becoming increasingly important.

Through this program, Lee plans to focus on validating the value that customers actually need in real work environments and on creating a trustworthy enterprise AI environment. Lee also aims to use the collaboration with HP as an opportunity to strengthen product competitiveness and commercialization capabilities, and, based on the experience accumulated in the domestic market, to enter the global enterprise software market.

Founded in 2024, SkyReb provides a BaaS (Backend as a Service) platform that automates backend development, deployment, and operations in low-code and no-code environments. A key feature is that startups and small business owners facing shortages of development personnel can rapidly launch services. The company was selected for the Ministry of SMEs and Startups’ TIPS program last year and participated in VivaTech 2025, Europe’s largest startup event.

SkyReb’s enterprise AI solution is based on experience in developing and operating enterprise software in sectors such as public institutions and finance, where high levels of security are required. Its development team, each with an average of more than 15 years of experience in cloud, operating systems (OS), databases (DB), and backend platforms, has designed foundational systems for AI-native services and operated commercial services.

The company has also obtained international standard certifications related to information security and personal data protection. As the spread of generative AI adoption increasingly highlights the importance of establishing management frameworks, SkyReb is advancing its products so that AI can be utilized in line with each company’s policies and work environment.

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