Alibaba Cloud announced a major expansion of its artificial intelligence portfolio, unveiling new large language models, upgraded infrastructure, and a suite of AI platforms and agent development tools targeted at global enterprise users.
The announcements were made at the company's first international Qwen conference in Singapore, where Alibaba Cloud revealed that its latest flagship model Qwen3.7-Max is now available in the Singapore region through the Model Studio platform. Positioned as a next-generation model for building AI agents, Qwen3.7-Max underscores Alibaba's drive to strengthen its competitiveness in the rapidly evolving global AI landscape.
According to the latest global large language model intelligence index published by Artificial Analysis, Qwen3.7-Max ranks fifth in the world and leads among Chinese-developed models, underscoring its growing influence beyond the domestic market.
Alongside the model launch, Alibaba Cloud introduced a new Skills portal designed to transform the capabilities of more than 60 cloud products into standardized, skill-based formats compatible with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). The portal enables AI agents to seamlessly access and coordinate resources spanning databases, big data systems, operations, maintenance, and cybersecurity, reflecting a shift toward more autonomous and interoperable enterprise AI systems.
The company also unveiled Qwen Cloud — an AI-native platform that integrates Alibaba's proprietary Qwen models with open-source and third-party models, supporting multimodal workloads including text, vision, audio, images, video, and embedding tasks. The platform is designed to simplify the deployment of complex AI applications while offering flexibility in model selection.
To further strengthen its enterprise AI stack, Alibaba Cloud released the JVS Agent Suite — a set of enterprise tools for building and managing AI agents. The suite includes JVS Claw Teams, focused on cloud operations and security management, and JVS Mobile, designed for automating corporate workflows in mobile applications.
In parallel with its technology rollout, Alibaba Cloud announced a local partnership initiative in Singapore with Tech Talent Assembly, part of the National Trades Union Congress, and ST Telemedia Global Data Centres. The collaboration aims to train more than 1,000 small and medium-sized enterprises and students in generative and agentic AI, providing access to Alibaba's Qwen and Wan solutions as well as hands-on training for real-world applications.