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Alibaba Cloud announced an ambitious expansion at its Global Summit in Paris, including new cloud regions in Mexico and Asia, and unveiled a generative AI platform.

Alibaba Cloud and Olympic Broadcasting Services are testing an AI-enhanced multi-camera replay service in Shanghai, preparing for Paris 2024 to revolutionise sports broadcasting.

Thailand Data Centre Council appoints inaugural Chairman Thosaphol Pengsom, introducing a strategic plan to transform Thailand into a major data centre hub in Southeast Asia by 2024.

Alibaba Cloud joins forces with the Winter Youth Olympic Games, set for Gangwon 2024, bestowing tech-infused operational efficiency, maximised fan engagement, and pioneering technology opportunities for global sporting events.

In Q3 2023, China's spending on cloud market services saw an 18% rise to $9.2bn, while Chinese cloud giants saw a surge led by AI technology innovations.

Alibaba Cloud has open-sourced two large language models for AI, Qwen-72B and Qwen-1.8B, to facilitate AI advancements.

Despite economic challenges, Digital Native Businesses in the Asia/Pacific region plan to increase tech spending by 20% in the next year.

Alibaba Cloud has launched Tongyi Qianwen 2.0, an advanced AI model, alongside industry-specific versions at the Apsara Conference. .

Alibaba Cloud introduces a web app promoting sustainability and inclusivity at the Asian Games and Asian Para Games.

Alibaba Cloud has launched two open-source large vision language models (LVLM), Qwen-VL and its conversationally fine-tuned Qwen-VL-Chat.

Denodo and Alibaba Cloud partner to deliver logical data integration and management to medium and large enterprises worldwide.

Alibaba Cloud and MongoDB extend global partnership for four more years, aiming to serve more customers in various industries.

Alibaba Cloud has launched its latest language model, Tongyi Qianwen, which will be integrated across its businesses to improve user experience.

Competitively-priced cloud products with free trial and training will make computing more inclusive for enterprises and developers to thrive in the new AI era.

As security, local support and pricing continue to drive public cloud adoption, four in five businesses in Asia are planning a complete cloud migration by 2024.

Thanks to the certification, Alibaba Cloud’s customers can transparently and credibly demonstrate the progress they have already made in their carbon emissions.

The Model-as-a-Service platform comes with hundreds of AI models, including large pre-trained models for global developers and researchers.

The Chinese firm commits US$1 billion to boost ecosystem capabilities while showcasing new products and comprehensive customer support for complete services.

LogicMonitor, a leading cloud-based observability platform, appoints Marco Marinelli and Caerl Murray as ANZ channel lead and sales director.

Alibaba Cloud has launched Project AsiaForward, with the aim of providing learning and business opportunities for startups, developers and talents.