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Gongbu Group recently announced a comprehensive and in-depth full-stack AI cooperation with Alibaba Cloud. The two parties will jointly create products based on Qwen large model and AI computing power and other advanced technologies to explore innovative end-side intelligent solutions. This move not only marks another significant breakthrough for Gongbu in the smart home field, but also indicates that its future will accelerate its overseas strategy by relying on Alibaba Cloud's global infrastructure. Gongbu and Alibaba Cloud have a long history of deep cooperation, establishing a close partnership since 2017. Currently, Gongbu's IoT system has been fully running on the Alibaba Cloud platform.

Recently, Alibaba Cloud officially announced that BYD successfully integrated the Alibaba Qwen large model. This means that in the future within BYD's smart cockpit, users will be able to easily achieve online services such as ticket booking and meal ordering with just one sentence. This new technology will greatly enhance the driving experience and provide more convenient services. This innovation is called Mobile-Agent and adopts a full visual solution. It relies on BYD's open cockpit application ecosystem and combines the visual recognition and reasoning capabilities of Alibaba Qwen-VL to build a multi-modal system.

Against the backdrop of the rapid development of the AI agent market, the Alibaba Cloud Qianlian MCP Plaza has officially launched. Meitu Imaging, Yingmi Qianshan, XiaoIce Digital Humans, and more than 40 high-quality MCP services have made their debut, providing users with capabilities to build AI agents across multiple fields such as image editing, financial analysis, digital humans, etc. With the significant enhancement of large model inference capabilities, intelligent application is experiencing explosive growth. Market research institutions such as Markets and Markets and IDC predict the smart agent market will reach hundreds of billions of US dollars.

At the 8th Digital China Summit, Alibaba Cloud unveiled its new AIStack large model appliance, marking another significant advancement in its enterprise-grade AI solutions. This appliance integrates hardware and software for deep optimization, aiming to provide lightweight and cost-effective intelligent services to various industries including government, energy, and healthcare. The launch of AIStack is Alibaba Cloud's positive response to market demand for efficient and economical AI services. Designed specifically for enterprises, AIStack...

ModelScope, Alibaba Cloud's AI open-source community, has officially launched its new MCP (Model Context Protocol) Square, becoming the largest Chinese MCP community. The platform features over a thousand popular MCP services and boasts exclusive premieres of new MCP services from Alipay, MiniMax, and others. It provides AI developers with abundant resources and tools, fostering innovation and the practical application of AI.

Alibaba Cloud officially launched its full lifecycle MCP (Model-Connect-Protocol) service. This innovative platform significantly lowers the barrier to entry for large model application development. Users can quickly create Agents connected to the MCP service in just 5 minutes, achieving full automation from resource management to deployment and operation and maintenance, greatly improving development efficiency. The MCP protocol, as an industry standard for connecting large models to software, is attracting more and more applications, fostering a thriving ecosystem.

Recently, Alibaba Cloud's Qwen series of AI large language models has seen significant progress. Support for its next-generation model, Qwen3, has been officially merged into the vLLM (efficient large language model inference framework) codebase. This news has sparked heated discussions in the tech community, signaling that Qwen3's release is imminent. It is understood that Qwen3 will include at least two versions: Qwen3-8B and Qwen3-MoE-15B-A2B, representing innovative attempts at different scales and architectures, for developers and enterprises.

Recently, the National Astronomical Observatories of China (NAOC) and Alibaba Cloud jointly announced the launch of Jinwu, the world's first solar large model, marking a significant step in the deep integration of solar physics research and artificial intelligence technology. The model, built on Alibaba Cloud's open-source Tongyi Qianwen framework, boasts a prediction accuracy exceeding 91% for M5-class solar flares, achieving the highest global level for this type of prediction. This achievement not only improves the accuracy of space weather forecasting but also provides new techniques for addressing the potential terrestrial impacts of solar activity.

The National Astronomical Observatory of China (NAOC), in collaboration with Alibaba Cloud, has announced the successful development of 'Jinwu', the world's first solar large model. This groundbreaking achievement, built upon Alibaba Cloud's Tongyi Qianwen series of open-source models, marks a significant breakthrough in the application of artificial intelligence in astronomy.

The Alibaba Cloud Tongyi Qianwen Qwen team announced the launch of Qwen2.5-Omni, a new generation of end-to-end multimodal flagship model in the Qwen family. Designed for comprehensive multimodal understanding, this new model seamlessly handles various input formats including text, images, audio, and video, and generates text and natural speech synthesis outputs simultaneously via real-time streaming response.

According to the Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily, Alibaba Cloud is conducting a large-scale global campus recruitment drive for AI talent. This recruitment effort is considered the largest in recent years, targeting top universities worldwide, including Tsinghua University, Peking University, Zhejiang University, MIT, and Stanford University, to seek out promising individuals in the field of artificial intelligence. The recruitment covers multiple technical areas, including large language models, multi-modal understanding and generation, model applications, and AI infrastructure. To attract top talent, Alibaba Cloud has established...

Alibaba Cloud has partnered with ten universities and government agencies, including the National University of Singapore and Thailand's Digital Economy Promotion Agency, to launch AI and cloud computing training programs. This collaboration spans seven major Asian countries and regions, including Thailand, Singapore, and Hong Kong, aiming to cultivate digital talent. Alibaba Cloud will jointly establish a Skills Center in Singapore with the National University of Singapore's Research & Analytics Institute and Macroview International Management Institute. This center will provide cutting-edge training in big data and AI for students and working professionals.