MirrorShip launches MIP, an enterprise AI data platform for verifiable analysis

Oct 21, 2026
MirrorShip's MIP combines real-time analytics, a business semantic layer and data agents so AI answers rest on agreed metric definitions and access controls.

Hong Kong-based MirrorShip has launched the MirrorShip Intelligence Platform (MIP), an enterprise AI data platform that combines high-performance analytics, a business semantic layer and data agents, the company said in a press release.

MIP builds metric definitions, data relationships and access controls into the analysis itself, so agents know how indicators are calculated and what information users may see. Users can ask questions in a chat interface or reach the platform through APIs from existing BI tools and business applications, with access control, resource isolation, auditing and observability managed centrally.

CEO Vincent Sun said enterprise AI should rest on real data, agreed metric definitions and reliable access controls, with MIP focused on verifiable analysis within defined business domains rather than answering any question without limits.

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