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Alibaba Cloud expands AI footprint in Asia with new data centres in Malaysia, Philippines
Alibaba Cloud, the cloud computing services and artificial intelligence (AI) arm of Alibaba Group Holding, unveiled plans to launch new data centres in Malaysia and the Philippines, as it expands infrastructure investments to meet the growing demand for AI in the region.
Alibaba Cloud, the digital technology and intelligence backbone of Alibaba Group, plans to invest more than $60 million before the end of this fiscal year in March to capture AI innovation.
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