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The 2026 Hangzhou Yunqi Conference focuses on AI technology breakthroughs and applications, with Alibaba showcasing innovative achievements such as multimodal generation, intelligent agents, and large-scale pre-trained models, while emphasizing its open-source strategy and the development of a global developer ecosystem. The conference explores the end-to-end AI ecosystem, from research and development to application, envisions a smart society, showcases Alibaba’s leading position in AI chips, models, and cloud services, and highlights collaborative achievements with partners in areas such as intelligent agent applications, AI coding, and healthcare services, aiming to drive the intelligent economy and empower diverse industries.
会议速览
The 2026 Hangzhou Yunqi Conference has opened with great fanfare, jointly exploring a new chapter in the era of intelligence.
On the banks of the Qiantang River in Hangzhou, the 2026 Yunqi Conference opened with great fanfare, focusing on the intelligent era and showcasing AI application cases across various industries. The conference emphasized open-source collaboration to foster technological advancement and industrial upgrading, inviting leaders and experts from various sectors to discuss the future together.
2026 Hangzhou Yunqi Conference: Discussing the Future of Artificial Intelligence and Driving a New Form of the Intelligent Economy
The 2026 Hangzhou Yunqi Conference was held, focusing on breakthroughs and applications of AI technology, showcasing China's latest achievements in cloud computing and AI. The conference explores the development of intelligent agents, their application scenarios, and industrial collaboration, aiming to leverage artificial intelligence to empower various industries. Hangzhou City has pledged to optimize its innovation ecosystem and deepen its AI initiatives, aiming for core industry revenues exceeding 550 billion yuan, and welcomes global tech elites to co-create the future.
Hangzhou’s Artificial Intelligence Industry Development and the Yunqi Conference: Innovation Leads the Future
The conference focused on technological innovation and the development of the intelligent economy in Hangzhou’s AI industry, emphasizing the importance of the Yunqi Conference as a global platform for technological exchange. Alibaba is firmly committed to building an AI-driven ecosystem across its entire platform, transforming technological breakthroughs into value creation, and inviting innovative forces from around the world to collaborate on shaping the future of digital transformation.
2026 Yunqi Conference: The Arrival of the Era of Machine Intelligence and Alibaba’s Strategic Outlook
At the main forum of the 2026 Yunqi Conference, attendees jointly discussed the rapid development of AI technology and its profound impact on society. Over the past year, AI technology has advanced rapidly, and machine intelligence is gradually becoming the primary force in thinking, with intelligence being supplied as a commodity on a large scale, signaling the arrival of the era of machine intelligence. The speaker emphasized that machine intelligence is not a substitute for human intelligence, but rather an entirely new form of intelligence whose potential far exceeds our current understanding, and which will bring about changes more profound than those of the Industrial Revolution. Alibaba has put forward a strategic vision aimed at leading this new era.
The Age of Machine Intelligence: Prospects for the Future Amidst a Surge in Total Knowledge and Infrastructure Development
The discussion covered the prediction that, in the future era of machine intelligence, the total amount of machine-generated thought will far exceed that of human thought, emphasizing that AI will greatly enhance the supply of intellectual resources and reshape the allocation of research resources. At the same time, it was pointed out that although AI applications are currently widespread, no flagship products have yet emerged. It is necessary to strengthen the development of AI models, chips, and cloud infrastructure to support the future explosive growth of AI.
AI Model Evolution and Infrastructure Development: A Multidimensional Exploration Toward ASI
It explores the development path of AI models from autonomous action to self-iteration, emphasizing the importance of multimodal capabilities, AI chips, and cloud infrastructure, as well as Alibaba’s strategic layout and future goals for advancing the global reach of AI technologies and services.
Machine intelligence ushers in a new era of human creativity: from the Industrial Revolution to AI agents.
The discussion explored how AI can liberate humans from physical labor and foster cultural innovation, while also outlining the future prospects of AI agents in the real world, emphasizing the importance of pursuing both high intelligence and inclusive AI.
Qwen Model: Deeply integrated into industry production, exploring a self-evolving closed loop and a highly efficient model architecture.
The Qwen model focuses on deep integration into industrial production, enabling the execution of specialized tasks—such as chip design—in complex scenarios, while also exploring a self-evolving closed loop driven by real-world production feedback. Furthermore, through innovations such as sparse attention mechanisms, we enhance model efficiency and scalability, design efficient model architectures, and achieve a dual improvement in intelligence and performance.
Qwen 3.8: A Breakthrough in Multimodal Intelligence with a New Architecture and an Open-Source Ecosystem
Qwen 3.8 achieves a significant improvement in training cost and inference efficiency through a completely new architecture, while also making breakthroughs in visual and audio‑visual understanding capabilities, with the goal of building a general-purpose multimodal AI agent. Model parameter sizes continue to grow, striving for the upper limit of intelligence, emphasizing open source and openness, building a global developer ecosystem, and promoting the widespread benefits of AI.
All-Modal Generation Technology: A Revolution from Content Creation to Immersive Experiences
The development of the multimodal generation field was discussed, including technological synergy, the creation of immersive experiences, and the growth of market applications. It emphasized the advancements of AI in image, video, and music generation, as well as its wide-ranging applications in industries such as advertising and film/television. Alibaba has showcased its achievements in the field of multimodal generation, including models such as Image 3.1 with tens of millions of parameters. These technologies are transforming content creation workflows, reducing the cost of turning imagination into reality, and driving exponential growth in the supply of immersive experiences.
New Advances in AI Music and Video Generation Technologies: Smarter, More Controllable Creative Tools
We introduced the newly released Happy Stream 1.1 music generation model, highlighting its improvements in catchy melodies, vocal performance, command understanding, and multilingual singing capabilities, as well as its suitability for both professional creators and everyday users. Meanwhile, the presentation outlined the improvements of Happy OS 2.0 in physics simulation, 3D spatiotemporal memory, and real-time interaction, as well as the trend of video generation models evolving toward Agenting Video. It also previewed a new, longer, more controllable, more comprehensive, and more intelligent model set to be released in November, aiming to advance the efficiency and autonomy of video creation technology.
Looking ahead: A new AI era of natively unified multimodal generative models
The speaker predicts that within three years, a native, all-modal unified generative model will emerge, capable of transcending the boundaries between modalities such as images, videos, and music, marking a leap in AI from deep understanding to unified generation and driving the limitless expansion of content experiences. We thank our partners and creators for joining us in advancing toward the future of ASI.
Pingtouge is leading the AI computing power revolution: reshaping supernodes and the open-source ecosystem.
Shared the trend of AI computing power shifting from training to inference, emphasizing the importance of multi-step orchestration and system-level collaboration. Pingtouge has launched the nation’s first super-node GP9A, which supports the operation of large-scale models, and announced the open-sourcing of a true 5AI chip software stack to accelerate the development of the software ecosystem and unlock the value of computing power.
Computing Power Evolution and Full-Stack Chip Solutions: Building Super Nodes for the Agented Era
The presentation outlined commitments to advancing computing power, featuring the Zhenwu M890 and V900 chips, as well as a new-generation supernode built on the ICN‑Link protocol. It emphasized full-stack chip co‑design to enhance effective computing power, serving customers across diverse industries, and highlighted the computing demands and solutions for the future Agented era.
The Evolving Role of CPUs in the AI Era and the Yitian Product Line Strategy
The discussion covered the pivotal role transformation of CPUs from a supporting role to a leading one in the AI era, highlighting the differentiated requirements for latency-sensitive and throughput-oriented CPUs. It also outlined the Yitian 720 and 730 product lines to meet diverse scenario needs, while envisioning the future of AI infrastructure and the importance of self-developed technologies.
Alibaba Cloud’s布局 of the Intelligent Agent Cloud: Sharing of Technological Innovations and Product Capabilities
It shared Alibaba Cloud’s technological innovations in the field of agent-based cloud computing, including four core capabilities: a comprehensive cognitive engine, autonomous operation and evolution, trusted collaboration and governance, and an intelligent decision-making system. It introduces self-developed technologies spanning from chips to compute clusters, as well as high-performance networking for both training and inference. The goal is to build a geographically distributed super-node cluster of 500,000 GPUs, supporting the training of MOE models with 10 trillion parameters, enabling a leap from pre-training to a recursive self‑iterative training paradigm, optimizing concurrent processing and model parameter updates for agent serving, and enhancing model capabilities.
Challenges and Technological Innovation Strategies for the Large-Scale Deployment of AI Agents
Enterprise‑level AI agent applications face challenges in large‑scale deployment, requiring the transformation of probabilistic intelligence into reliable productivity, reducing the frequency of unplanned human intervention, and ensuring the efficient and secure operation of AI agents within enterprise workflows. By building an agent infrastructure, optimizing the agent invocation and execution environment, reducing costs, and enhancing operational efficiency, we can enable the widespread adoption and collaboration of agents, thereby driving the deep integration and penetration of intelligent workflows across enterprises.
Intelligent Agent Infrastructure and Technological Innovation: Sandbox Capabilities, Storage Optimization, and Unified Authentication
This section introduces the key technical metrics of agent infrastructure, including rapid sandbox initialization and deep hibernation recovery, high-concurrency storage capabilities, and resource isolation among agents. This section focuses on the innovations in unified agent authentication and the Agent Core technology, which enhance the efficiency of enterprise agent development and operation while optimizing cost control, and support multi-dimensional workflow and data integration.
Alibaba Cloud Agent Technology: End-to-End Innovation from Model Development to Value Creation
The presentation focused on Alibaba Cloud’s technological innovations in the field of intelligent agents, including the Bailian inference service platform, KV cache management optimization, end-to‑end security safeguards, and enterprise‑level data asset management. By implementing technologies such as efficient caching, remote storage pooling, and a disaggregated primary storage architecture, costs are significantly reduced while performance is enhanced. At the same time, the importance of a real-time, precise context engine was emphasized. By leveraging a multimodal data lakehouse and LakeBase capabilities, enterprises can effectively manage their data assets and enable cross-agent collaboration, ultimately driving intelligent decision-making and value creation.
Honor Terminal Co., Ltd. shares insights on the future of intelligent agents and mobile AI: redefining the operating system and the intelligent agent experience.
Honor Terminal Co., Ltd. has put forward the AHI human-centered AI concept, shared future trends in intelligent systems and mobile AI, and pointed out that the terminal industry is undergoing three major shifts: from GUI to UI, from APP to ecosystem, and from to C to to A. Honor emphasizes that the operating system is at the heart of transformation, introducing Argenton OS—a partner-oriented OS centered on intelligent agents—endowed with four key characteristics: intent-driven operation, natural interaction, proactive intelligence, and native cross-device capabilities. Honor is collaborating with Alibaba to jointly develop five specialized domain models and solutions for the next-generation AI phone, enabling the phone to shift from passive response to proactive service. The Honor ROG Phone and Magic series are the first to feature the system-level Agent Honey architecture, and the Magic 9 series is set to launch, ushering in a new chapter of cinematic mobile imaging.
Honor AI Ecosystem: Building a Full-Scenario Smart Experience for Future Perception and Interaction
Through Magic OS and its self-developed AI capabilities, Honor is exploring innovations in terminal sensing and interaction, including collaborative sensing among wearable devices such as glasses and watches, as well as embodied intelligent interaction for the Robot Phone. Looking ahead, Honor is committed to building a human-centered, all-scenario ecosystem that spans multiple fields such as content creation, sports and health, and smart education, aiming to drive a leap in lifestyles, co-create super Agent scenarios with partners, and unlock the full potential of AI on mobile devices.
From Tokens to Value: Exploring the Transformation of Enterprise AI Technology Chains into Commercial Value
The discussion covered how enterprises can convert the AI technology chain into commercial value, emphasizing the application of AI in core processes such as services and operations, as well as collaboration with platforms like Alibaba on full-stack AI technologies to achieve large-scale, low-cost, sustainable AI service production, enhance customer experience and efficiency, and create opportunities for business growth.
AI-Powered Industrial Upgrading: Practices and Prospects from Code Generation to Full-Stack Optimization
The discussion covered the applications of AI in various industries, particularly in finance and healthcare, emphasizing AI's role in code generation and the entire software development process, as well as the importance of full-stack AI technologies in enhancing computational efficiency and reducing costs. It mentioned the training of vertical models based on open-source models, as well as the efficient scheduling of local and cloud computing power through a unified computing platform, demonstrating the value creation and cost optimization of AI technology in large-scale applications.
要点回答
Q:How did the opening of the 2026 Hangzhou Yunqi Conference go?
A:The 2026 Hangzhou Yunqi Conference grandly opened today on the banks of the Qiantang River. The opening ceremony was presided over by Du Xuliang, Deputy Secretary of the Hangzhou Municipal Party Committee and Mayor of Hangzhou, and was attended by numerous leaders, experts, scholars, and entrepreneurs, including Liu Fei, Member of the Standing Committee of the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee and Secretary of the Hangzhou Municipal Party Committee, as well as Joe Tsai, Chairman of the Board of Alibaba Group, and Eddie Wu, Chief Executive Officer of Alibaba Group. The conference, themed “Yunxi Town Seals a Digital Pact,” aims to showcase successful AI applications across diverse industries and to establish a vital platform for technological exchange and industry collaboration.
Q:What achievements has Hangzhou made in the field of artificial intelligence?
A:From January to July this year, the revenue of Hangzhou’s core artificial intelligence industry reached RMB 316 billion, a year-on-year increase of 26.5%. Hangzhou has successfully established four national artificial intelligence application innovation bases, ranking first among all cities in China. Meanwhile, the performance of Hangchan Base’s open-source large language model remains world-leading; for example, Alibaba Cloud’s Jiuchao super-node server, which adopts an innovative architecture, was selected as one of the “Top Ten Treasures” at the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, and Weina Core’s three-dimensional computing-and-storage-in-memory chip architecture has also broken through multiple technological bottlenecks.
Q:How can Hangzhou further advance the development of artificial intelligence? How does Alibaba Group view and promote the development of artificial intelligence?
A:Looking ahead, Hangzhou will thoroughly implement General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important remarks on artificial intelligence, continue to carry out three major initiatives—open-source ecosystem development, breakthroughs in embodied intelligence, and demonstration of institutional innovation—as well as six foundational projects, including model advancement and computing power infrastructure, to accelerate the use of AI in empowering all sectors of the economy. In addition, Hangzhou will strengthen technological innovation, allocate stable funding to support basic research, build self-reliant and controllable AI software and hardware systems, and actively foster new forms of the smart economy. It will also deepen the application of AI in fields such as healthcare, education, science, and culture and tourism, striving to achieve a revenue scale of over 550 billion yuan for its core AI industries. In his speech, Joe Tsai, Chairman of the Board of Alibaba Group, stated that the Alibaba Cloud栖 Conference, as a platform for technological exchange, has witnessed continuous breakthroughs and large-scale applications of AI technology. Alibaba is firmly committed to building AI across its entire platform, creating a full-stack system that spans from chips to applications, enabling technological advancements to be more efficiently translated into industrial progress. In the new era of machine intelligence, Alibaba will remain committed to open collaboration, continuously build AI capabilities, innovate to serve the future, and contribute to the development of the artificial intelligence industry in Hangzhou and around the world.
Q:Can machine intelligence be regarded as a substitute for human intelligence, and what implications does it hold for the future of human society? In terms of both supply and demand, how will machine intelligence reshape the current landscape?
A:Machine intelligence is not a substitute for human intelligence; it is an entirely different species. In the future, the significance of machine intelligence to human society will far exceed its current role as a substitute for mental labor. When the supply of machine intelligence becomes virtually limitless, its impact on society will be even more profound than that of the Industrial Revolution. On the supply side, human cognitive capabilities are limited, whereas once AI attains a professional research level, it will be able to provide intellectual services at scale, transforming top-tier thinking from a luxury good into a scalable commodity. On the demand side, as AI capabilities improve, goods and services are no longer constrained by population size but are directly proportional to the depth of machine intelligence and the scale of supply.
Q:What are the main predictions for the future era of machine intelligence?
A:We have two main judgments. First, it is estimated that the total amount of computational power provided by machines will be more than 1,000 times the total cognitive capacity of humans. In the physical world, machines already handle nearly 99.9% of the work performed. In the future, the total volume of machine-based reasoning will expand at an even faster pace, eventually accounting for 99.9% of all cognitive activity in the world.
Q:Do you believe that the defining product of the era of machine intelligence has yet to emerge?
A:Yes, although AI applications are emerging one after another, early flagship products like the electric light can usher in an entirely new era. The truly iconic product of the era of machine intelligence has yet to emerge, much like the light bulb in its time—just one among Edison’s many inventions.
Q:In the era of machine intelligence, what role does infrastructure construction play? What strategic choices has Alibaba made in AI infrastructure construction?
A:The era of machine intelligence requires robust infrastructure as its three cornerstones: AI models, AI chips, and AI cloud. Only when these infrastructures are sufficiently well-developed can they support the birth of various new AI products and inventions. AI models need to continuously iterate and evolve to handle more complex tasks; AI chips must enhance performance and expand supply to meet computational demands; AI cloud is responsible for producing and distributing tokens, building a highly efficient global network that enables devices to access machine intelligence anytime, anywhere. Alibaba will firmly invest in infrastructure development, including AI models, AI chips, and AI cloud, viewing it as a long-term strategic choice. Through continuous research and development and optimization, we aim to unlock the limitless potential of future AI and are committed to building a highly efficient, globally interconnected super network, making machine intelligence as readily accessible as electricity.
Q:In the agency era, what are the four key focus areas of Qwen’s roadmap? What are the four architectural breakthroughs in Qwen 3.8 Flash?
A:In the agency‑mode era, Qwen is focusing on four key areas: embedding the model deeply into real‑world industrial production, building a self‑refining loop through capability enhancement, scenario penetration, and feedback accumulation; in the coding domain, Qwen is accelerating its adoption into more complex programming tasks, driving autonomous development of sophisticated software systems and achieving a comprehensive leap in coding capabilities; as Qwen expands into additional real‑world industries, its ability to handle professional work has been validated, with results showing that it has entered the global top tier across multiple specialized fields; finally, we are exploring a closed loop for model training that enables self‑evolution, leveraging internal test logs and user feedback to automatically identify and optimize model shortcomings, thereby establishing a data‑driven self‑purification mechanism. Qwen-3.8 Flash achieves four key breakthroughs on its new architecture: it replaces the full-attention mechanism with a sparse-attention–mixed-linear-attention scheme, making it better suited for long-text tasks; it introduces a self-developed gate residual mechanism to enhance information flow and improve training stability; it incorporates n-gram embeddings to expand model capacity at a lower cost; and it employs a co-designed architecture and optimization approach to boost both training efficiency and model performance.
Q:How does Qwen perform in the field of chip design?
A:In the field of chip design, Qianwen has been integrated into a real-world industrial-grade EDA environment and is participating in DAMO Academy’s research on 3D innovative architectures. Using only a bus‑module specification as input, Qwen simultaneously iterates on front‑end verification and back‑end full‑flow optimization to reduce chip area and power consumption. After more than sixty hours of continuous operation, it executed tens of thousands of industrial‑grade EDA tool runs, ultimately achieving a 42% reduction in chip area while maintaining performance.
Q:How can we achieve a self-evolving closed loop for model training?
A:By automatically identifying the model’s current capability gaps from real-world internal testing logs and user feedback, we then automatically generate new training data and environment models to address these deficiencies. The in-house data generation pipeline first undergoes multiple rounds of validation and iteration on small models; after optimizing data quality, it feeds into the training of larger-scale models, establishing an automated, continuous, data-driven self-cleansing mechanism that enables the models to continuously identify their own shortcomings in real-world scenarios and drive iterative improvements in subsequent model generations.
Q:What performance breakthroughs has Qwen 3.8 Max achieved?
A:In just 30 days, Qwen-3.8-Max achieved another performance breakthrough, climbing from 40 to 45 points on the Artificial Analysis AA Intelligence Index and reaching the top tier in China. Furthermore, the model’s capabilities have also been significantly enhanced across various internal and external complex agency task benchmarks.
Q:In what ways is general-purpose multimodal intelligence important to the development of Qwen?
A:For Qwen, being multimodal means not only understanding text, but also processing various modalities such as linguistic code, audio, images, and video, thereby truly becoming a general-purpose AI capable of comprehending real-world information. In the field of visual multimodality, Qwen has achieved remarkable results: it not only understands a single image but also helps users comprehend, explore, and create the world. Meanwhile, by enhancing audio–video reasoning and A- type task capabilities, and by reducing costs through intelligent density optimization, we are further advancing the development of general-purpose intelligence across all modalities.
Q:What progress has Alibaba made in its full-modal production capabilities?
A:Alibaba has progressively built a full-modal production capability that includes models such as Ten Million Image One, Happy House, Happy Strip, and Happy Oyston. Among these, Ten Million Image 3.1 is specifically designed for productivity-level image generation, enabling precise replication, design editing, and comprehensive layout—demonstrating powerful image generation and editing capabilities. In addition, there are the future-oriented long-video generation models One and Happy House, the professional-grade music creation model Happy String, and Happy World, which offers an interactive experience.
Q:Happy stream 1.1相较于1.0有哪些关键提升?
A:Happy Stream 1.1 features four key improvements: First, the melodies are more catchy, with stronger memorable hooks, enhanced musicality, and greater stability; second, the vocals are more lifelike, with diverse singing styles and finer emotional control; third, the model demonstrates deeper understanding, significantly improving its ability to interpret creative intent and complex instructions, resulting in better adherence to prompts; fourth, multilingual singing is more accurate, with clearer pronunciation and fewer typos or unclear pronunciations.
Q:What does Happy Stream 1.1 mean for professional creators and everyday users?
A:For professional creators and businesses, Happy Stream 1.1 is a sophisticated, highly controllable music production tool that helps them express their creative vision with greater precision. For the average user, just a single sentence—no music theory or instrumental skills required—can turn an idea into a complete song.
Q:Happy OS2.0 preview版本相比前一版本有哪些特点?
A:The Happy OS 2.0 preview version features three key improvements: First, the physics are more realistic, with scene objects behaving in accordance with real-world physical laws; second, enhanced 3D spatiotemporal memory ensures more stable scene recall; and third, AR diffusion and on-policy training significantly enhance the real-time interaction experience, delivering faster feedback and lower latency.
Q:What is the development history of video generation models, and what are their future directions?
A:Video generation models have gone through the DIT validation phase, resolving quality issues. Starting in the first half of the year, they began evolving toward multimodal reference capabilities, enabling the understanding and generation of text, images, videos, and audio. Now, they are advancing into the agent-video stage, where models begin to comprehend creative goals and intentions, better grasp narrative and cinematography, automatically deconstruct plots, organize characters and settings, and ultimately generate high-quality video content.
Q:What core capabilities are required for models to advance toward agent-based video?
A:Models moving toward agent video need to evolve in the directions of longer sequences, greater controllability, higher completeness, and increased intelligence. Longer means maintaining consistency while telling a complete story; controllable refers to the creator’s ability to precisely manage every creative element; complete signifies an understanding of the plot’s emotional tone and a cohesive narrative; and intelligent implies a deeper grasp of the creative intent, with a director’s mindset.
Q:What are your predictions for the future development trends of AI models?
A:It is expected that within three years, a native, multimodal unified generative model will emerge—one model capable of generating images, videos, and music, while also understanding the world. This will eliminate modal boundaries, enabling seamless integration and large-scale deployment of experience production.
Q:How is Pingtouge Semiconductor rearchitecting computing power for the agent era?
A:Pingtouge Semiconductor is reshaping computing power through three key efforts: first, shifting the focus from training-centric to inference-first; second, evolving workloads from single‑request processing to multi‑step orchestration, requiring systems to handle longer contexts and multi‑turn interactions; and third, expanding the competitive landscape from single‑chip metrics to system‑level collaboration, emphasizing full‑stack synergy and ecosystem development.
Q:What is the significance of Alibaba Cloud’s Lingjun supernode instance GP9A, and what are its key technological highlights?
A:Alibaba Cloud’s Ling Jun super-node instance GP9A is the first in China to successfully run a large-scale model with over 2 trillion parameters, achieving full-stack collaboration across chips, servers, and cloud models to support large-scale cluster operations. It demonstrates China's AI chip industry's capability to transition from validating individual performance metrics to delivering large-scale systems.
Q:What conveniences does T-Head’s open-source SALE SDK offer to developers?
A:After the sale SDK was open-sourced, developers can reuse their existing experience without modifying code, quickly adapt to updates from mainstream inference frameworks without waiting for custom adaptations, and are no longer tied to sale, supporting a variety of training and inference frameworks. Overall, the Sale SDK provides a software environment that offers full compatibility, rapid evolution, and seamless production-level migration.
Q:How has the role of the CPU changed in the agented era? In response to the diverse requirements of the agented era, what product roadmaps has Alibaba Cloud developed?
A:In the agented era, the CPU has transitioned from a supporting role back to the critical path. When dealing with complex workloads—such as function invocations, code sandbox initialization, intermediate-state persistence, and the aggregation of multiple results—all these tasks are handled by the CPU, and each step directly impacts user experience and the critical execution path. Therefore, the CPU must feature high single-core performance, wide memory bandwidth, and a short interconnect between the GPU and CPU. Alibaba Cloud has planned a new generation of Yitian product line, including the Yitian 720 with 192 cores and 12-channel DDR, supporting throughput-intensive scenarios and delivering extreme cost efficiency; as well as the Yitian 730, which will serve as the first-generation self-developed high-performance core, supporting two-way simultaneous multithreading, with single-core performance improved over the previous generation, targeting latency-sensitive scenarios such as AI high-node applications, and providing deterministic single-core performance. In the future, the Yitian 750 will also be launched, featuring a second-generation self-developed core that further enhances performance and natively supports T-Head’s IN‑link interface.
Q:How does Alibaba Cloud address the challenges posed by AI technology and promote the intelligent transformation of enterprises?
A:Alibaba Cloud is committed to building intelligent production and load networks. By focusing on the three key elements for deploying enterprise-level intelligent agents—model capabilities, comprehensive, timely, and accurate contextual awareness, and a harnessing capability that enables continuous self‑iteration, self‑purification, and self‑regulation—Alibaba Cloud has established four core capability pillars: a full‑domain cognitive engine, support for autonomous operation and continuous evolution of intelligent agents, trusted collaboration and governance capabilities, and real‑time decision‑making capabilities. At the same time, to address the challenges of production intelligence—such as the growing size of model parameters, the rapid iteration of training frameworks and architectures, and the expansion of cluster scale—Alibaba Cloud has pioneered innovations in underlying hardware, including self-developed CPU and GPU chips, and has built high-performance networking and virtualization-accelerated CIPU technologies to support large-scale model training and the efficient deployment of intelligent agents.
Q:At the agent infrastructure layer, in what key technological and product innovations are you primarily focused?
A:Our key innovations are primarily reflected in three areas: First, in sandbox capabilities, we boast industry-leading cold‑start and hot‑start speeds, as well as rapid sandbox resumption from deep sleep states, and can instantiate a large number of sandboxes in an instant. Secondly, in response to the storage requirements of intelligent agents, we have designed a system that efficiently creates and manages small files, supporting read/write operations on up to 500 billion files, and has achieved isolation of files and computational resources among multiple agents. Finally, these capabilities rely on underlying foundational technologies such as computing orchestration, networking, storage, and monitoring, providing robust support for the construction and operation of intelligent agents.
Q:In the area of agent authentication, do you have any technological innovations or product capabilities you’d like to share?
A:We have built a unified agent authentication system to ensure the secure, trustworthy, and reliable operation of agents on Alibaba Cloud. This authentication system integrates over 300 cloud products on Alibaba Cloud, using a single, unified identity authentication mechanism to ensure that intelligent agents operating within enterprise workflows are protected from unauthorized access.
Q:What are the primary functions and value of the agent core?
A:Agent Core is designed to provide reliable, cost-effective, and high-quality capabilities for building, running, and monitoring AI agents, significantly increasing the adoption rate of agent development while reducing the need for unplanned manual intervention. Through fine-grained, all‑dimensional monitoring and a real‑time feedback mechanism, operational costs of intelligent agents are reduced, enabling enterprises to manage the entire market landscape, coordinate multi‑dimensional workflows, and evaluate and optimize their intelligent agents.
Q:At the model inference level, how do you address challenges and build key capabilities?
A:To address challenges such as resource scheduling, long-context dialogue, multi-task sharing, and long-window task retrieval, we have built a well-structured technical architecture that includes an efficient memory-pooled caching layer, a remote KV cache storage layer, and an optimized network architecture. By leveraging these technical approaches, we have significantly improved cache hit rates, reduced costs, optimized I/O performance, and enhanced bandwidth utilization, thereby providing agents with robust inference capabilities.
Q:On the use and governance aspects of AI agents, what groundbreaking technologies and products do you have to ensure the security of AI agents throughout their entire lifecycle?
A:We provide a dedicated runtime environment and end-to-end security throughout the entire lifecycle, including operating system optimization to support multi-workspace integration, cloud desktop environment deployment, and a one-stop intelligent agent security center. The Security Center can intercept and track potential security risks in real time, ensuring the agent’s safety and reliability during task execution.
Q:In what ways does comprehensive, real-time, and precise context play a crucial role in realizing the value of intelligent agents?
A:Comprehensive, real-time, and accurate context is one of the key elements that enable an agent to deliver value. By integrating Alibaba Cloud’s robust database and big data platform capabilities, we have addressed key challenges in enterprise data management—ranging from structured to multimodal data, real-time processing, and cross-agent collaboration—providing enterprises with a comprehensive, timely, and accurate enterprise context engine. This empowers intelligent agents to better understand and adapt to user scenarios, thereby enhancing their value and operational effectiveness.
Q:In the Damai app, how do you set a ticket-grabbing alarm for JJ Lin’s Chengdu concert and generate a practice plan?
A:In the Damai app, users can easily set a ticket‑grabbing alarm to receive a five‑minute reminder before ticket sales begin. In addition, the system can provide users with a playlist of ten popular songs by Harlem Yu and automatically generate a practice schedule for each song. Starting at 8:00 PM tomorrow night, users will practice one song every two days until all songs are completed; these schedules will be added to the user’s calendar.
Q:In in-vehicle scenarios, how can a series of complex commands be executed to ensure the journey proceeds smoothly?
A:In a car environment, users can use voice commands to enable motion sickness prevention mode on their phone, adjust the screen brightness and volume, set an alarm for three hours later, and simultaneously send a DingTalk message to inform others that they have departed. Finally, the system will provide the user with navigation to the Oriental Pearl Tower; this entire sequence of operations can be completed seamlessly across multiple apps with just a single voice command.
Q:What innovative system-level features does Honor phones offer?
A:Honor has developed the industry’s first system-level agent Honey architecture, which has been first implemented on the Honor ROG Phone and Magic series. These models also come pre-installed with Alibaba’s Qwen intelligence as part of the initial rollout. For example, Honor phones feature the “U Suggestion” function, which can sense user needs in real time and provide context-aware reminders, such as boarding pass information and access to various QR codes. At the same time, innovative interaction modes on Magic OS 11, such as eye-tracking, also demonstrate Honor’s exploration in terminal sensing capabilities and innovative interaction methods.
Q:What are Honor's future plans regarding AI technology and terminal sensing capabilities?
A:Honor is developing core sensing capabilities for its devices, envisioning a future where sensing technologies are integrated into wearable devices such as smart glasses, smartwatches, and earbuds, transforming them into peripheral, collaborative sensing tools for users. In addition, Honor has extended its AI capabilities to the physical world, such as its self-developed robot with embodied intelligent interaction, and by optimizing user experiences in scenarios like sports and health, education, and travel through AI, it is committed to building a human-centered, all-scenario ecosystem.
Q:How is Ping An Group leveraging AI technology to scale its business value?
A:As an AI practitioner in the industry, Ping An Group has extensively applied AI technologies in customer service, financial services, and healthcare. Through AI-powered quick services, AI medical services, and the use of AI in financial advisory, product development, and customer service, it has achieved significant improvements in efficiency, cost reductions, and the creation of greater business growth opportunities. Meanwhile, Ping An and Alibaba are collaborating deeply on full-stack AI technologies. By leveraging cutting-edge AI and full-stack optimization techniques, they have significantly shortened the cycle from technological innovation to value realization, enabling the widespread adoption of model agents such as the Qwen series and Tongyi series models within Ping An, thereby driving the large-scale development of industrial AI.
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