Alibaba (BABA) and China Telecom launched a southern China data centre for AI training and inferencing using 10,000 Alibaba-developed Zhenwu chips, with capacity for models with hundreds of billions of parameters, CNBC reports

Alibaba's launch of a new data center in partnership with China Telecom signals a strategic move in the competitive AI landscape, showcasing their technological advancements with the Zhenwu chips.

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  • The companies said the Shaoguan facility can expand to 100,000 chips and serve sectors including healthcare and advanced materials.
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This could enhance their market position in sectors like healthcare and advanced materials, potentially driving future growth and attracting investor interest in BABA. The expansion capability also suggests a proactive approach to meeting increasing demand in AI applications.

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