Alibaba is stepping up its artificial intelligence buildout, with CEO Eddie Wu saying at the Apsara Conference that customer demand for AI remains strong and the company will commit fully to AI infrastructure. Wu said Alibaba aims for the global data centers operated by Alibaba Cloud to exceed 20 gigawatts by 2032. At the same event, T-Head introduced its Zhenwu V900, described as its strongest domestically developed AI chip. The company said the chip delivers three times the computing power of the Zhenwu M890, and projected a sharp increase in annual shipments. The announcements point to Alibaba’s focus on expanding both cloud capacity and in-house computing hardware as AI demand continues to rise.
According to ChainCatcher, Alibaba CEO Eddie Wu said at the Apsara Conference that customer demand for artificial intelligence remains strong, and the company will fully commit to AI infrastructure buildout. He said Alibaba aims for the global data centers operated by Alibaba Cloud to exceed 20GW by 2032.
At the same time, T-Head released the Zhenwu V900, described as its strongest domestically developed AI chip. The company said the chip offers three times the computing power of the Zhenwu M890, with annual shipments expected to rise sharply.
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