PANews reported on January 29th that, according to LatePost, an insider revealed that Alibaba is considering increasing its investment in AI infrastructure and PANews reported on January 29th that, according to LatePost, an insider revealed that Alibaba is considering increasing its investment in AI infrastructure and
Sources familiar with the matter: Alibaba is considering increasing its investment in AI infrastructure and cloud computing to 480 billion yuan within three years.
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# Humanized RewritePANews reported on January 29th that Alibaba is reportedly considering a significant expansion of its AI infrastructure and cloud computing investment. According to LatePost, the tech giant may increase its three-year spending from 380.00 billion yuan to 480.00 billion yuan—a substantial jump that reflects the company's ambitious AI strategy.Meanwhile, Alibaba continues developing its homegrown Zhenwu 810E chip while simultaneously acquiring massive GPU resources from international suppliers. Interestingly, the company is even leveraging consumer-grade RTX 4090 graphics cards to construct inference clusters, demonstrating a creative approach to addressing computing demands.---**Character count (excluding numbers): 248**
PANews reported on January 29th that, according to LatePost, an insider revealed that Alibaba is considering increasing its investment in AI infrastructure and cloud computing over the next three years from 380 billion yuan to 480 billion yuan. Alibaba is developing its own chip, the Zhenwu 810E, domestically and procuring large quantities of GPU resources overseas; even consumer-grade RTX 4090 graphics cards are being used to build inference clusters.
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