Alibaba Cloud's Zhang Yong: Demand for AI Cloud Services is Very Strong, Incremental Opportunities are Just Starting to Unfold


The Alibaba Cloud Lingjun Zhenwu M890 Super Node Instance is officially available, with the first sale in Wulanqabu, marking a key breakthrough in the training and inference of ultra-large-scale models in China. This instance has successfully run a large model with over 2 trillion parameters and now supports flagship models such as Kimi K3 and Qwen3.8 Max with 2.4 trillion parameters for external services.
Alibaba Cloud is internally testing the B-end human-machine collaboration platform 'Wan You Wu Jie', whose core function is to assemble multiple digital employees into collaborative teams, working together on complex projects like a real team, assigning tasks and delivering results jointly. Unlike previous platforms such as 'Qianwen Office', which focused on daily office processes, this platform emphasizes multi-agent collaboration, further enhancing Alibaba Cloud's position in complex project delivery.
The Alibaba Cloud Tongyi Qianwen large model will launch a new upgraded version at the Alibaba Cloud Summit on May 20th, achieving comprehensive breakthroughs in versatility, model capabilities, and depth and breadth. This move marks a significant step forward for domestic AI large models in terms of computing power iteration and application implementation. Currently, domestic large models are experiencing a wave of frequent updates, with technology advancing deeply into vertical fields, and market competition becoming increasingly fierce.
On May 14, Alibaba Cloud held an 'AI Innovation Day' event in Zhengzhou High-tech Zone, unveiling an intelligent solution for short comic and drama creation. Centered on 'model + platform + tools + ecosystem,' it aims to advance AI-driven short comics from generation to large-scale production. According to Alibaba Cloud Chief Architect Li Jin, the short drama industry is rapidly growing, with China's animation market expected to see significant d....
Alibaba Cloud launches Qoder 1.0, achieving a strategic upgrade from AI IDE to an "Autonomous Agent Development Workspace." Its core is the Agent-first work paradigm, allowing users to simply define requirements, after which the Agent team can autonomously complete the entire process from execution, validation to delivery. A highlight is the Quest independent window, integrating task management, status tracking, and artifact review functions, freeing developers from engineering details.