Alibaba unveils its Zhenwu M890 AI chip from the T-Head unit, claiming threefold performance gains over the Zhenwu 810E as part of a broader push to expand domestic AI hardware amid U.S. export curbs.

The company plans significant ongoing AI and cloud investments, pledging more than $53 billion over the next three years to boost cloud growth and AI capabilities.

The M890 is designed for AI agent workloads, handling heavy memory demands and real-time coordination across models that maintain long context with minimal human oversight.

Marketwide notes show strength in semis and related sectors, with positive signals in regional gainers.

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Alibaba’s stock premarket appears to soften mildly, with shares down around 0.6%.

China’s pushback against U.S. export curbs has pressured Nvidia’s China revenue potential, though its CEO remains optimistic about a potential reopening of China to U.S. suppliers.

Investors compare Alibaba with Nvidia, noting differences in market cap and growth trajectories over the past year.

Dolphin Research highlights earnings and watch lists for BEKE, Bilibili, Hesai, and Kanzhun, signaling market interest and AI-driven profitability discussions for these names.

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Stocktwits is cited as a source for retail sentiment amid broader AI chip and model dynamics.

Hesai wins nominations from top European OEMs for its lidar tech, signaling overseas growth and potential large-scale orders.