Alibaba launches smart glasses to rival Meta

China’s Alibaba Group showcased the new generation of its Qwen Glasses N1 smart glasses in Hangzhou, starting at a price of around $450 to compete with Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses. The new glasses feature a 50-megapixel camera, ultra-high-definition video recording, and iris authentication for secure electronic payments.

Alibaba launches “Quark” AI glasses and enters the race

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Alibaba has entered the wearable devices race by launching its “Quark” smart glasses in China. Powered by the Qwen artificial intelligence model, the glasses aim to serve as a life assistant that integrates with shopping, payment, and translation applications, competing with giants like Meta and Apple.

Alibaba launches Wan 3.0 video model

Chinese tech giant Alibaba has officially launched the latest version of its AI video generation model, “Wan 3.0,” capable of producing 30-second videos from documents, spreadsheets, and presentations, just a day after raising $10.2 billion to support AI investments.

Alibaba and Tencent spend $18 billion on AI

Alibaba and Tencent, China’s largest technology giants, spent approximately $18 billion on capital expenditures during the second quarter of 2026 amid an intense arms race to build artificial intelligence infrastructure. Despite acute financial pressure and declining net profits, both companies are betting that smart computing is the definitive engine of future growth.

Alibaba launches developer platform and artificial intelligence model

Alibaba Group has unveiled its latest multimodal technical model, signaling a strong return to its open-source strategy. The move includes the launch of an all-new developer platform and a revenue-sharing model for commercial users. These steps reflect the company’s drive to build an integrated ecosystem and provide advanced solutions for markets.

Alibaba sues Pentagon over blacklist designation

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Alibaba has filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Defense challenging its classification as a military company, marking a major escalation amid economic wars and retaliatory sanctions between Beijing and Washington.