Joe Tsai tells European companies that Chinese open-source models such as Qwen can help them diversify their technology and protect their data
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Alibaba Chairman Joe Tsai tells European companies that open-source models such as Qwen can help them diversify their technology stack and protect data. Photo: VivaTech
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