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2026-07-24·BABA·new product launch
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Alibaba is reportedly testing a new standalone AI productivity product called Qwen Office, positioning it as a...

Alibaba is reportedly testing a new standalone AI productivity product called Qwen Office, positioning it as a workplace AI separate from its earlier Tongyi Qianwen model.

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Alibaba is reportedly testing a new standalone AI productivity product called Qwen Office, positioning it as a workplace AI separate from its earlier Tongyi Qianwen model. The product focuses on intelligent collaboration for office workflows and may be released in the near term. The company is hiring solution architects, business development specialists, and AI product managers for the project, and has been consolidating existing tools like QoderWork, Wukong, and MuleRun into an enterprise productivity suite under DingTalk CEO Chen Yusen. This signals Alibaba's push into the competitive AI office space, directly challenging products like Microsoft 365 Copilot and Google Workspace's AI features. While still in internal testing, the move underscores Alibaba's commitment to expanding its AI ecosystem beyond cloud and e-commerce. Separately, Alibaba faces a €550 million EU fine on AliExpress, but the Qwen Office initiative represents a positive, forward-looking product development.

What the sources said:

  • TechNode: 'Alibaba is reportedly testing a product called Qwen Office internally, positioning it as a workplace AI product separate from Tongyi Qianwen.' Source
  • SCMP: 'Alibaba Group Holding’s mapping unit has unveiled an upgrade to what it calls the world’s first technology framework that unites a robot’s “feet, hands, brains, central nerves and motor nerves” into a single system.' Source

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