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Who leads China’s AI cloud race? Alibaba, ByteDance, and Baidu all stake a claim
Depending on the metric, each player can claim the lead, but the truer test may be how many customers stay and pay.
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Enterprise Services
The ByteDance platform has introduced a solution designed to manage the challenges of end-to-end vehicle development.
The startup says its system can map processes within hours, replacing months of manual customization.
The 22-year-old founder isn’t looking to make marketers more efficient. She wants Head AI to make them obsolete.
The tech giant’s “unified global cloud network” aims to support Chinese firms in expanding abroad and tapping into advanced tech, particularly AI.
Steady performance in commerce and strong growth in AI-driven cloud services lifted Alibaba’s profit, though an EPS shortfall tempered investor sentiment.
Chen Hang returns as CEO of DingTalk following a stint at the startup HHO.
DingTalk’s latest conference saw it reaffirm its ecosystem-focused approach to AI development and adoption.
DingTalk has formed a joint team for this initiative and will initially focus on serving the needs of Chinese companies overseas.