# T-Head
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Alibaba’s T-Head Powers Up China’s AI Ambitions with New GPU Roadmap
Alibaba's chip arm T-Head has reached a milestone of 560,000 GPU shipments and announced a two-year roadmap for its next-generation Zhenwu V900 and J900 chips. These developments signal China's growing capacity to sustain its own AI ecosystem for the 'Agentic' era amid global supply chain shifts.

Alibaba’s T-Head Unveils Zhenwu Chip Roadmap to Power the Rise of AI Agents
Alibaba's T-Head has announced the Zhenwu V900 and J900 chip series, scheduled for release over the next two years. These processors are designed to provide the massive computing power required for the 'Agentic AI' era, focusing on autonomous enterprise applications.

Alibaba’s Trillion-Yuan Milestone: The Pivot from Retail Giant to AI Powerhouse
Alibaba has achieved a historic 1 trillion RMB in annual revenue, driven by a 40% surge in cloud commerce and the mass production of its own GPU chips. The results highlight a strategic shift where AI now accounts for 30% of its cloud business, effectively transforming the e-commerce pioneer into a full-stack technology infrastructure leader.

Alibaba’s Open-Source Gambit: How the RISC-V ‘Xuantie’ Aims to Disrupt the Global Chip Duopoly
Alibaba has launched the record-breaking Xuantie C950 RISC-V CPU, signaling a strategic shift toward high-performance, open-source AI computing. With its chip unit T-Head achieving mass production and NVIDIA's CUDA adding support, the RISC-V architecture is emerging as a credible third pillar to challenge the x86 and ARM duopoly in the global semiconductor market.

Jack Ma’s Return: Alibaba’s Leadership Reboots Education and AI Strategy
Jack Ma visited a Hangzhou school with Alibaba and Ant executives to press the urgency of AI and argue for education reform that prioritises curiosity, empathy and judgement. The gathering also showcased Alibaba’s push to integrate chips, cloud and large models into a full‑stack AI capability aimed at rapid commercialisation.