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Artificial intelligence
fromFast Company
2 weeks ago

Alibaba expands cloud business with a second data center in Dubai

Alibaba Cloud launched a second Dubai data center to expand global cloud and AI services, part of a 380 billion yuan investment pledge.
fromTheregister
1 month ago

Alibaba Cloud plans expansion into Europe, South America

Alibaba Cloud yesterday announced its first datacenters in Brazil, France, and The Netherlands, plus expansion of its presence in five other countries outside China. The cloudy offshoot of giant e-tailer Alibaba already operates 91 availability zones in 29 regions, 14 of which are in China - a market in which it enjoys dominant market share thanks to both its solid offerings and the fact that global rivals AWS, Azure, and Google have limited presences in the Middle Kingdom.
World news
Artificial intelligence
fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago

Alibaba Cloud founder says early innovation doesn't need top-dollar hires: 'What happened in Silicon Valley is not the winning formula'

Top dollar for AI talent is not essential for innovation; hiring the right people is key.
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fromInfoWorld
3 months ago
Digital life

Alibaba Cloud launches Eigen+ to cut costs and boost reliability for enterprise databases

fromInfoWorld
3 months ago
Digital life

Alibaba Cloud launches Eigen+ to cut costs and boost reliability for enterprise databases

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Tech industry
fromTheregister
3 months ago

Alibaba Cloud claims new DB manager beats rival hyperscalers

Alibaba Cloud's Eigen+ cluster manager improves database efficiency by enhancing memory oversubscription methods, outperforming hyperscale competitors.
fromIT Pro
4 months ago

Alibaba targets European cloud gains with new AI strategy

"Today's service enhancements reflect our continued commitment to the European market, facilitating businesses in the region with AI-powered tools and solutions to stay competitive in the evolving AI era."
European startups
Tech industry
fromTheregister
6 months ago

China reportedly admitted cyberattacks on US infrastructure

Chinese officials acknowledged directing cyberattacks on US infrastructure, linking them to Taiwan support, during a recent meeting with American counterparts.
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