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36氪·2025-08-29 15:06

Core Viewpoint - Alibaba will continue to increase investments in AI and cloud technology, as well as in the large consumption sector, viewing these as historic strategic opportunities for growth [3][20]. Group 1: Financial Performance - In the latest quarterly earnings report, Alibaba achieved a 10% year-on-year revenue growth, excluding disposed businesses [3]. - The customer management revenue from core Chinese e-commerce business also grew by 10% [3]. - The revenue growth rate for the cloud intelligence group accelerated to 26%, marking a three-year high [6][12]. Group 2: AI and Cloud Strategy - Alibaba plans to invest 380 billion yuan in cloud and AI hardware infrastructure over the next three years, with a record capital expenditure of 38.6 billion yuan in the latest quarter [12][13]. - AI-related product revenue has seen triple-digit year-on-year growth for eight consecutive quarters, accounting for over 20% of external commercial revenue [6][13]. - The company has developed a comprehensive technology capability in AI, including AI computing power, cloud platforms, and open-source ecosystems [13]. Group 3: Large Consumption Sector - Alibaba's "Taobao Flash Purchase" service has expanded to over 300 cities, achieving 300 million monthly active buyers within four months [7][10]. - The integration of various services has led to a 25% year-on-year increase in monthly active users on the Taobao app [7]. - The long-term goal in the large consumption sector is to create a comprehensive platform that meets the shopping and daily life needs of 1 billion consumers [9][10]. Group 4: Market Positioning and Future Outlook - Alibaba is transitioning from an e-commerce platform to a large consumption platform, leveraging the integration of near-field consumption and e-commerce [9]. - The company aims to lead the 30 trillion yuan potential market in large consumption by providing the best experience for the largest and most frequent consumer base [10][20]. - The management emphasizes a "long-termism" approach, committing to continuous investment in core business areas to enhance competitive advantages and drive long-term growth [21].