<div id="readability-page-1"><div><div>Alibaba Group Holding's BABA cloud computing unit looks to extend its artificial intelligence (AI) services, including its Qwen family of models, to its overseas data centers by 2025.The company planned to offer its flagship Qwen large language models, as well as Model Studio, which also provides access to third-party models, through its major data centers worldwide, SCMP reported on Tuesday, citing Liu Weiguang, senior vice-president of Alibaba Cloud, at an event.Alibaba currently operates 29 data centers, including two in the US, one in London, one in Dubai, and 15 across mainland China and Hong Kong.Also Read: Alibaba Updates LLMs To Power AI On Apple Devices In ChinaRecently, Alibaba shared plans to open a second South Korean data center by June, marking its attempts to unlock value via geographical expansion.Liu Weiguang highlighted related partnerships with tech giants such as Microsoft Corp. MSFT, Siemens SIEGY, and Nvidia Corp. NVDA. He added that Alibaba planned to secure more partnerships this year, especially in AI and embodied intelligence, to further strengthen its ecosystem.Alibaba co-founder and Chair Joe Tsai opted to open-source its Qwen models, citing their potential to drive demand for artificial intelligence (AI) applications and cloud computing.The company has committed at least 380 billion yuan ($52 billion) in cloud computing and AI infrastructure over the next three years.Alibaba stock surged over 51% in the last 12 months. Benchmark analyst Fawne Jiang noted Alibaba as a leading beneficiary of accelerated AI adoption in China.Price Action: BABA shares are trading higher by 1.78% to $115.10 premarket at last check Tuesday.<ul> <li>Alibaba Integrates Ele.me And Fliggy Into Core Business To Battle Rivals In Delivery War</li> </ul>Photo by Mamun_Sheikh via Shutterstock</div></div></div>

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Alibaba's cloud unit aims to expand its AI services, including the Qwen models, to overseas data centers by 2025. The company operates 29 data centers globally and plans to open a second in South Korea. Partnerships with tech giants like Microsoft and Nvidia are in focus, with a commitment of 380 billion yuan ($52 billion) for AI infrastructure. Alibaba's stock has risen over 51% in the past year, reflecting its position as a key player in AI adoption in China. BABA shares rose 1.78% to $115.10 in premarket trading.

- Alibaba Group's cloud computing unit aims to expand its AI services, including the Qwen models, to international data centers by 2025.  
- The company operates 29 data centers globally and plans to open a second center in South Korea, enhancing its geographical reach.  
- Alibaba has committed 380 billion yuan ($52 billion) to cloud computing and AI infrastructure, positioning itself as a key player in the growing AI market.

Alibaba Accelerates Global AI Push, Targets Overseas Data Centers