Alibaba shares Shoar after the Chinese technological giant present Deepseek rival QWQ-32b

Alibaba The actions increased on Wednesday after the Chinese giant revealed a new reasoning model that states that it can rival the Deepseek global box office success.

Alibaba’s shares, on the Hong Kong list, ended Thursday’s session with 8.39%, reaching a new maximum of 52 weeks, with the actions that traded in New York of the company that increased around 2.5% in previous offers. Alibaba’s shares have won almost 71% in Hong Kong in the year to date.

The Chinese giant on Thursday presented QWQ-32B, his latest IA reasoning model, which said “rivals the avant-garde reasoning model, for example, Deepseek-R1”.

Alibaba QWQ-32B works with 32 billion parameters compared to 671 billion Deepseek parameters with 37 billion parameters actively activated during inference, the process of executing live data through a trained model to generate a prediction or address a task.

The parameters are variable that large language models (LLM)-artificial intelligence systems that can understand and generate human-recognized language during training and use in prediction and decision making. A lower volume of parameters generally indicates greater efficiency in the middle of a growing demand for optimized that consumes less resources.

Alibaba said that his new model achieved “impressive results” and the company can “continually improve performance, especially in mathematics and coding.”

The established and emerging AI players from all over the world are running to produce more efficient and higher performance models from the unexpected launch of Deepseek’s Revolutionary R1 earlier this year.

Chinese companies have been doubling technology With Alibaba investing in AI after debuting its first model in 2023. The strength of the company’s cloud intelligence unit was a key taxpayer to Alibaba’s increase in acute profits in the quarter of December.

“Looking towards the future, the growth of income in Cloud Intelligence Group driven by AI will continue to accelerate,” said Alibaba CEO, Eddie Wu, at that time.

The optimism that surrounds the developments of AI could lead to great profits for Alibaba actions and establish the company’s profits “in a more upward trajectory.” Bernstein analysts said.

“The rhythm of innovation is incredibly fast at this time. It is really good for the world to see that this happens,” said the CEO of Futurum Group, Dan Newman, to “CNBC Europe” Squawk Box “. “When Deepseek came out, they made everyone make a kind of question, was the final answer opena?

He stressed that large language models “become merchants” increasingly as developers seek to reduce costs and improve access to users.

“As we see this more efficiency, this cost decreases, we will also see that the use comes out.” But inference, the consumption of AI, is really the future and this will exponentially increase that volume. “