Philippine enterprises are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to develop new products and business opportunities, although data security and implementation costs remain major obstacles, according to a survey commissioned by Alibaba Cloud.
Alibaba Cloud has introduced new technologies for building, monitoring, and coordinating enterprise AI agents as it shifts its cloud infrastructure from an “AI-native” to an “agent-native” architecture.
As AI continues to evolve, collaboration will be a driving force behind its progress. Its future won’t be built behind closed doors but shaped by a global community working together to push boundaries and solve real-world challenges.
Alibaba Cloud, the digital technology and intelligence backbone of Alibaba Group, recently unveiled its latest full-stack AI innovations at Apsara Conference 2025, its annual flagship technology conference.
The partnership aims to empower DLSU students and faculty by providing specialized training, certifications, and hands-on learning experiences in AI and cloud computing.
The survey also revealed that 78% of respondents recognize the importance of integrating digital technologies, such as cloud computing and AI, in achieving their sustainability objectives.
In the dynamic landscape of Southeast Asia (SEA), Generative AI (GenAI) emerges as a beacon of inclusivity, heralding a new era of connectedness and shared prosperity.
The ongoing Paris 2024 Olympic Games marked another milestone in broadcasting as it rolled out a new cloud technology as the main method of remote distribution to broadcasters instead of using a satellite.
Yondu has announced its partnership with Alibaba Cloud in the Philippines, marking a significant step for the IT solutions provider as it expands its multi-cloud service offerings across the country.
Alibaba Cloud has made its Alibaba Cloud Certified Associate (ACA) Generative AI Engineer Course available to its global customers, partners, and developers, including the Philippines, starting in May 2024.
