Alibaba Announces Qwen 3.8
Alibaba has unveiled its new AI model Qwen 3.8, boasting 2.4 trillion parameters, positioning itself as a serious competitor in the AI market.
Alibaba Announces Qwen 3.8
Alibaba has announced the release of its new artificial intelligence model, Qwen 3.8, which features an impressive 2.4 trillion parameters. Developers claim that this model will only be outperformed by Fable, highlighting its power and potential.
Availability
Qwen3.8-Max-Preview is already available for testing through the Token Plan, as well as in Qoder and QoderWork services. A global rollout and the release of the model weights are expected soon.
Market Competition
This announcement further underscores Alibaba's ambitions to become a leader in the AI field, offering solutions that can compete with American technologies.
Why it matters
AnalysisThis announcement is significant as it showcases the growing competition in the AI market, where Chinese companies like Alibaba are actively developing their technologies. This could influence global trends in the artificial intelligence industry.
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