Alibaba
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Alibaba's top AI scientist resigns as Qwen team faces restructuring
Lin Junyang, technical lead of Alibaba's Qwen, and several core members have resigned as the team faces potential restructuring.
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Alibaba fully opens desktop AI agent QoderWork to boost workplace productivity
Alibaba fully opened its desktop AI agent application QoderWork, aiming to provide a plug-and-play AI productivity tool for everyday knowledge workers.
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Alibaba's open-source lightweight Qwen models draw Musk's attention
Alibaba open-sourced four compact AI models in its Qwen3.5 series, earning public praise from Elon Musk for their impressive performance.
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Alibaba to unveil AI glasses at MWC in global hardware push
Alibaba will unveil its first Qwen AI glasses at the upcoming 2026 Mobile World Congress (MWC), with pre-orders opening on March 2.
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Alibaba releases flagship Qwen3.5 model ahead of Chinese New Year, race against DeepSeek's new product
Alibaba has launched next-generation large model, vying for global open-source leadership while joining the battle for holiday users.
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Alibaba unveils ARM server chip Yitian 710, boasting strongest performance in the industry
The chip was taped out in July and will be used in Alibaba Cloud data centers.
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Alibaba reportedly to release Arm server chip
The chip has 128 cores and is built on a 5nm process, making it the most advanced server chip in terms of process, surpassing similar products from Amazon and Huawei.
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Alibaba, Baidu take stakes in local chipmaker Phytium
Alibaba and Baidu have taken stakes in local chipmaker Phytium Technology, according to information from data provider Tianyancha.
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Alibaba to invest RMB 100 billion to help common prosperity
Alibaba has launched the "Ten Actions to Promote Common Prosperity" and will set up a special permanent institution for this purpose.
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Alibaba in public outcry after female employee complains of sexual assault by her leader
A female employee of Alibaba accused her superior and a company client of raping her, becoming the focus of attention for Chinese Internet users this weekend and leaving the Chinese e-commerce giant facing one of its biggest crises since its inception.
