LatePost: Alibaba Cloud’s Wuying team is developing AI device QwenBook

LatePost: Alibaba Cloud’s Wuying team is developing AI device QwenBook

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2026-09-22 03:05:26
According to LatePost, Alibaba Cloud’s Wuying team is working on an AI device called QwenBook, described as a native agent computer with a form factor similar to the Qwen tablet. The report says the project started in April this year and is being developed by a team of about 150 people. Models connected to the device include Qwen3.8-Max and Qwen3.8-Flash, while the full product is expected to be released by the end of this year or in early next year. LatePost also said QwenBook follows a similar product direction to Doubao Phone, with both trying to push large models deeper into the system layer. After the first-generation Doubao Phone launched, apps including WeChat, Taobao, Meituan and Pinduoduo reportedly moved to block it from replacing user actions through screen reading and simulated clicks. The report added that nubia’s NaviX Ultra, which went on sale on Sept. 16, kept the GUI route and is trying to let apps open services to agents through MCP, A2A or dedicated interfaces.

ChainCatcher reported, citing LatePost, that Alibaba Cloud’s Wuying team is developing an AI device called QwenBook, positioned as a native agent computer with a form factor close to the Qwen tablet.

The report said the project began in April this year and involves a team of around 150 people. Models connected to the product include Qwen3.8-Max and Qwen3.8-Flash. The full product is expected to launch by the end of this year or in early next year.

According to the report, QwenBook follows a path similar to Doubao Phone, with both attempting to push models into the underlying system layer. After the first-generation Doubao Phone went live, WeChat, Taobao, Meituan and Pinduoduo reportedly moved to prohibit it from replacing user actions through screen reading and simulated clicks. The nubia NaviX Ultra, which went on sale on Sept. 16, kept the GUI route and is trying to allow applications to open services to agents through MCP, A2A or dedicated interfaces.

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