Alibaba ra mắt QwenWork, nền tảng văn phòng AI tập trung vào doanh nghiệp

The Huoxing Finance report, citing an exclusive report from Huxiu, states that Alibaba has identified "AI Office" as one of its strategic directions and completed organizational and product integration: the original Wukong Business Unit has been upgraded to the "Qwen Office Business Unit," led by Chen Yusen, integrating the three products—QoderWork, Wukong, and MuleRun—into a unified "Qwen Office (QwenWork)," with the three products and their teams no longer operating independently. Qwen Office launched its public beta on August 3, with the web and PC client versions now available; the DingTalk entry point will be launched soon. On the same day, Alibaba released the Qwen3.8 model, enhancing its Coding and Cowork capabilities. Alibaba positions Qwen Office as an "enterprise-grade AI productivity platform designed for organizational use," not as a personal office tool. In the short term, it does not prioritize user count or monthly active users as core performance metrics, focusing instead on product experience and real-world enterprise application. The Qwen Office Business Unit also oversees DingTalk, aiming to leverage DingTalk’s accumulated resource of millions of enterprise customers. According to Analysys data, in June, among AI office intelligent agent desktop visits, Tencent WorkBuddy led with approximately 20.97 million visits, ByteDance TRAE IDE followed with approximately 12.79 million visits, and Alibaba’s QoderWork recorded approximately 7.88 million visits (with Wukong contributing an additional 1.31 million visits). This integration is internally regarded as a critical step to catch up with Tencent and ByteDance. Buoyed by the news, Alibaba’s Hong Kong-listed shares rose more than 7% on August 3.