Alibaba Earnings Call: Cloud and AI Commercialization Revenue to Exceed $100 Billion in the Next Five Years
Svmuu News According to Alibaba Group's Q3 FY2026 earnings analyst call, CEO Wu Yongming stated that Alibaba Cloud's external commercialization revenue for FY2026 (through the end of February) has officially exceeded 100 billion RMB. Facing the long-term growth momentum of the AI market, Alibaba Group's AI strategy has a very clear commercial goal—over the next five years, the commercialization revenue from cloud and AI, including MaaS, will exceed $100 billion. (Jin10)
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