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Alibaba unveiled a low-cost AI coding platform through its cloud unit, giving developers access to multiple Chinese models under one subscription. The company also introduced its Zhenwu 810E chip, aiming to reduce reliance on restricted Nvidia hardware as China accelerates domestic AI infrastructure. Shares slipped in premarket trading.
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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Alibaba Group launched a low-cost AI coding platform through its cloud division,
00:07giving developers access to leading Chinese AI models, according to Benzinga.
00:11The tool runs on open-source systems, including Alibaba's Qen 3.5 and models from Jipu AI,
00:17Moonshot AI, and Minimax. Users can switch between models under one subscription.
00:23Alibaba's chip unit T-head also unveiled the Genw 810E AI chip.
00:27Alibaba is strengthening its AI infrastructure by launching a high-end,
00:32self-developed chip as U.S. export restrictions limit China's access to advanced NVIDIA semiconductors.
00:37The company said the chip delivers performance broadly comparable to NVIDIA's H20 processor for
00:43China. Shares fell 1.32% to $146.10 in pre-market trading on Friday, according to Benzinga ProData.
00:52For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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