Tag: #cloud-ai27 results
Alibaba has unveiled its 'Token Strategy' to drive a token-based AI economy. The company aims for $100 billion in annual cloud and AI revenue within five years. This shift seeks to transform its cloud business and reshape market valuation.
Alibaba has initiated mass production of its self-developed Pingtouge GPU. The chip supports end-to-end AI workloads from training and fine-tuning to inference. This was revealed in the company's FY2026 Q3 earnings report.
Alibaba is launching a dedicated business unit to unify its AI services and development. This restructuring signals strong commitment to monetizing AI technologies. It consolidates sprawling AI efforts under one umbrella.
JieYue XingChen launched StepClaw, a cloud-based AI assistant built on OpenClaw, with 50,000 free one-month trial slots. Users can one-click deploy 'Xiaolongxia' via the JieYue AI app, including 50M model tokens, server, and storage perks. Web version rolls out on March 13.
Microsoft is previewing Copilot Tasks, an AI feature that handles busywork like scheduling appointments and generating study plans using its own cloud-based computer. It operates in the background across browsers and apps, accepting natural language instructions for one-time, scheduled, or recurring tasks. Upon completion, it provides a detailed report.
Cloud provider Nebius has agreed to acquire startup Eigen AI. The deal targets improvements in AI inference speed and cost. It will strengthen Nebius's inference business.
SAP SE's cloud services revenue exceeded analyst estimates following AI agent integration. Europe's largest software firm is pushing AI enhancements aggressively.
Google has boosted the storage of its Google One Google AI Pro plan (¥2,900/month) from 2TB to 5TB without a price increase. In the US, additions include Workspace AI agents, Gmail AI proofreading, Chrome auto-browsing, and free Google Home Premium access.
Baidu Netdisk has fully upgraded GenFlow, integrating OpenClaw for multi-person AI collaboration. The feature is now live on PC client and new team space. Personal users and teams can one-click deploy OpenClaw for instant use.
Perplexity is extending its cloud-based AI services, dubbed 'cloud Computer,' to enterprises and individual users. The company aims to integrate AI deeply into business operations despite enterprises' wariness of delegating tasks to software agents. This push embodies a vision where everything is computer and AI.