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💼 Alibaba’s reduction of positions in the Yuanverse department has attracted widespread attention inside and outside the industry!
Recently, Alibaba has made personnel adjustments to its Metaverse division, Metaverse, and this change has attracted widespread attention both inside and outside the industry.
Although the news of layoffs is eye-catching, Alibaba has not given up its exploration of the metaverse. Instead, the company is adjusting its strategy to focus on deepening the development of Metaverse applications and services.
According to the South China Morning Post, the Metaverse department will continue to advance its business after this round of adjustments, and plans to shift its focus to developing more practical Metaverse applications and tools while improving service levels to customers.
As part of its Metaverse plan, Alibaba’s investment layout in the Metaverse field is very significant. They not only led the US$60 million financing of Chinese AR glasses company Nreal, but also actively promoted the development of cloud operating systems.
Through these strategic investments, Alibaba is gradually building a solid foundation in the Metaverse ecosystem.
At the same time, large technology companies around the world are turning their focus to artificial intelligence and are more cautious about investing in the Metaverse. Previously, Baidu's Metaverse business leader Ma Jie resigned in May; later, Meta Platforms disbanded its custom semiconductor development team in October and turned to the field of AI.
However, although investment enthusiasm in this field has cooled down, according to data analysis by Global Markets Insights, the global industrial metaverse market is still expected to achieve rapid growth in the next few years.
Conclusion:
Alibaba’s personnel adjustments in the Yuanverse field mark the company’s new strategy for this emerging market. Although the global technology industry has become more cautious about the Metaverse, Alibaba still shows its confidence in the long-term development of the Metaverse by investing in AR technology and cloud operating systems.
This not only reflects the company's rapid response to market trends, but also heralds its determination to seek new growth points on the metaverse track. With the expected growth of the global industrial metaverse market, Alibaba's forward-looking layout may bring it new competitive advantages.
#阿里巴巴 #元宇宙调整 #科技投资趋势
Recently, Alibaba has made personnel adjustments to its Metaverse division, Metaverse, and this change has attracted widespread attention both inside and outside the industry.
Although the news of layoffs is eye-catching, Alibaba has not given up its exploration of the metaverse. Instead, the company is adjusting its strategy to focus on deepening the development of Metaverse applications and services.
According to the South China Morning Post, the Metaverse department will continue to advance its business after this round of adjustments, and plans to shift its focus to developing more practical Metaverse applications and tools while improving service levels to customers.
As part of its Metaverse plan, Alibaba’s investment layout in the Metaverse field is very significant. They not only led the US$60 million financing of Chinese AR glasses company Nreal, but also actively promoted the development of cloud operating systems.
Through these strategic investments, Alibaba is gradually building a solid foundation in the Metaverse ecosystem.
At the same time, large technology companies around the world are turning their focus to artificial intelligence and are more cautious about investing in the Metaverse. Previously, Baidu's Metaverse business leader Ma Jie resigned in May; later, Meta Platforms disbanded its custom semiconductor development team in October and turned to the field of AI.
However, although investment enthusiasm in this field has cooled down, according to data analysis by Global Markets Insights, the global industrial metaverse market is still expected to achieve rapid growth in the next few years.
Conclusion:
Alibaba’s personnel adjustments in the Yuanverse field mark the company’s new strategy for this emerging market. Although the global technology industry has become more cautious about the Metaverse, Alibaba still shows its confidence in the long-term development of the Metaverse by investing in AR technology and cloud operating systems.
This not only reflects the company's rapid response to market trends, but also heralds its determination to seek new growth points on the metaverse track. With the expected growth of the global industrial metaverse market, Alibaba's forward-looking layout may bring it new competitive advantages.
#阿里巴巴 #元宇宙调整 #科技投资趋势
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The originator of making money out of nothing.
Borrowing employees' money to pay wages,
If you lose, it's a pyramid scheme, and if you win, it's a legend.
You only need a dream and a vision, and you're done.
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Borrowing employees' money to pay wages,
If you lose, it's a pyramid scheme, and if you win, it's a legend.
You only need a dream and a vision, and you're done.
[Jack Ma's early promotion of the Internet in Beijing was met with cold eyes. In 1999, he returned to Hangzhou to establish Alibaba, and it was not until 2002 that it made a profit#阿里巴巴 #创业故事 $BTC $BNB $SOL
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July housing prices are released, Beijing and Shanghai have stopped falling
The housing price table of 70 cities in July is out. This is the government statistical data that I pay the most attention to every month. Without further ado, let me just post the table first.
Beijing and Kunming stopped falling, Shanghai rose slightly, and the remaining 67 cities continued to fall. Guangzhou fell 0.9%, Shenzhen fell 1.2%, and the decline rate was not low. At this time, it can be seen that although they are called the four first-tier cities, there is still an invisible dividing line between Beijing and Shanghai and Guangzhou and Shenzhen.
Second-tier cities fell 0.6% month-on-month as a whole, and third-tier cities fell 0.7% as a whole. An obvious rule is that the lower the level of the city, the less it can withstand a decline, which has been verified in the United States and Japan.
Beijing and Kunming stopped falling, Shanghai rose slightly, and the remaining 67 cities continued to fall. Guangzhou fell 0.9%, Shenzhen fell 1.2%, and the decline rate was not low. At this time, it can be seen that although they are called the four first-tier cities, there is still an invisible dividing line between Beijing and Shanghai and Guangzhou and Shenzhen.
Second-tier cities fell 0.6% month-on-month as a whole, and third-tier cities fell 0.7% as a whole. An obvious rule is that the lower the level of the city, the less it can withstand a decline, which has been verified in the United States and Japan.
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