Alibaba Cloud opens AI centre in Singapore to drive regional innovation
Singapore emerges as AI gateway for Asia-Pacific with Alibaba investment.
Alibaba Cloud has launched its AI Global Competency Centre in Singapore to drive innovation and support growing regional demand for cloud and AI technologies. The centre aims to help more than 5,000 businesses and 100,000 developers access advanced tools.
The facility includes an innovation lab offering curated datasets, token credits, and tailored support for real-world AI solutions. A strong focus will be placed on building a robust talent pipeline, with plans to train 100,000 AI professionals each year through partnerships with over 120 universities.
Alibaba Cloud is positioning Singapore as a key digital hub, reinforcing its role in the Asia-Pacific AI ecosystem. The company also announced its third data centre in Malaysia and a second one in the Philippines, scheduled for October, to meet surging demand in Southeast Asia.
The launch marks Alibaba Cloud’s continued global expansion. Executives have underlined their ambition to make Singapore a global AI and cloud innovation leader through strategic partnerships and infrastructure development.
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