"Alibaba said on Wednesday that it is integrating Nvidia's AI development tools for robotics, self-driving cars, and connected spaces into its Cloud Platform for AI. The Chinese e-commerce giant will offer Nvidia's Physical AI software stack, which can construct 3D replicas of real-world environments to generate synthetic data with which AI models can be trained for robotics, self-driving vehicles, or smart spaces like factories and warehouses."
"The deal comes as Alibaba focuses on building out its AI business further alongside its main e-commerce business. The company said on Wednesday that it is ramping up spending on AI tech past its previous $50 billion budget, and outlined plans to launch its first data centers in Brazil, France, and the Netherlands. It is also building more data centers in more countries, expanding its data center presence at 91 locations in 29 regions around the world."
Nvidia and Alibaba have formed a partnership to integrate Nvidia's AI development tools for robotics, self-driving cars, and connected spaces into Alibaba Cloud. Alibaba will offer Nvidia's Physical AI software stack, capable of constructing 3D replicas of real-world environments to generate synthetic data for training AI models for robotics, autonomous vehicles, and smart spaces such as factories and warehouses. Financial terms were not disclosed. The partnership pairs a leading AI-focused GPU maker with a major cloud services and AI model developer. Alibaba is increasing AI spending beyond a prior $50 billion plan and is expanding global data center presence while releasing the Qwen 3-Max model.
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