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Alibaba and Lenovo team up to develop AI products, including AI PCs, to compete in the growing field of generative AI. IDC predicts they will dominate 85% of new PC sales in China. Microsoft, Apple, and other tech companies are also incorporating AI into their devices.
Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE:BABA) and Lenovo Group are joining forces to develop a suite of artificial intelligence (AI) products, marking a significant move as Chinese tech giants vie for dominance in the burgeoning field of generative AI. These offerings will feature AI PCs—computers embedded with chips capable of performing generative AI operations locally—alongside other AI-driven devices and business intelligence solutions. This collaboration was unveiled at Lenovo’s Tech World even
Singapore Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat met China’s Vice-President Han Zheng in Beijing on April 9 as part of a six-day official visit to explore ways to strengthen bilateral cooperation.