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For many users, VR and AR have become hot in the past two years, but unfortunately, we have seen that the experience of these products is very poor due to the immature technology, and the supporting resources are insufficient. It's hard to experience great virtual reality play on the mobile side. At present, a large number of artificial intelligence technology companies such as Google Microsoft Apple are constantly trying to build such virtual reality products, and Alibaba is no exception. According to the latest news, Alibaba and Google's Magic leap AR glasses products are likely to be released this summer. Alibaba has also made many attempts and breakthroughs in the road to change people's visual experience. Nowadays, the maturity of AR glasses will bring a unique experience. The Magic leap is very powerful, based on the aid of the AI ​​vision chip, which allows the virtual picture to be seamlessly integrated with the real picture. According to the developer, this...

According to media reports, Turkish e-commerce company Trendyol issued a statement on Thursday local time, saying that the Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba decided to invest in the company, and the specific investment amount was not disclosed. Trendyol is Turkey's most well-known online fashion retailer, having previously attracted a lot of foreign investors to inject capital, and the company has taken a leading position in Turkey's extremely fragmented e-commerce market. Trendyol stated in a statement: "With this agreement, Alibaba and Trendyol will work together to promote the company's development in Turkey and the surrounding areas." However, neither company has currently disclosed the exact size and timing of the investment and is unwilling to comment further on this. In fact, this is not the first time that Alibaba has cooperated with Turkish companies. As early as 2015, Alibaba announced its cooperation with local e-commerce company E-Glober, p...

2017 marked the beginning of retail disruption in Australia. One by one, the world ’ s biggest e-commerce retailers went Down Under to open up shop. Alibaba led the charge, followed by VIP.com, Amazon, and JD.com in early 2018. The e-commerce lynchpins are eager to earn their keep of global market share, and with e-commerce purchases accounting for a mere 7% of total retail, Australia is a relatively unpenetrated market. What’s the size of the opportunity? In 2017, Australians spent approximately US$18 billion in goods online, compared to US$261 billion in brick and mortar stores. Australian e-commerce is expected to grow at an annual rate of 9%, reaching US$21 billion by 2022. The growing e-commerce industry has been brought forth by the same factors driving the industry worldwide – mobile phone use, internet penetration, and the growth of the spending power of millennials, who prefer to shop online. A recent survey by the National Australia Bank (NAB) showed that 70% of...