ARGOSDYNE appeared in the documentary 'Silver Lining' jointly planned by Naver Cloud and MBC. 'Silver lining' is a word that refers to the light that leaks from the edge of dark clouds, and is a documentary that tells the story of the struggles and growth of domestic startups and small and medium-sized businesses to advance into overseas markets.

In Korea, global IT companies such as Naver Cloud are building cloud infrastructure around the world, and by supporting the overseas expansion of SARS startups based on already established global cloud infrastructure resources and networks, shared growth of large and small businesses is possible.

'Silver Lining' features seven startup companies, including ARGOSDYNE, that are based on cloud infrastructure and networks. These companies, specializing in cloud-based SaaS solutions, have distinguished themselves in the industry with their successful expansions into various international markets.

'Silver Lining' is part of the 'Large and Small Companies Joint Venture Support Project,' sponsored by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups and the Foundation for Cooperation between Large and Small Enterprises, Rural and Agricultural Organizations. This project utilizes Naver Cloud's extensive overseas networks, cloud server infrastructure, and marketing channels to support international market entry and localization efforts.

The documentary showcases the cloud-based SaaS solutions used across a vast array of fields by companies like ARGOSDYNE, a provider of 5G private network-based drone operation solutions. Appearing in the documentary, Minister Lee Young of the Ministry of SMEs and Startups remarked, "This will be an opportunity to take on the world with Naver, an internationally recognized brand, alongside the diverse services and products of our small and venture businesses."