Retour sur lavenir.net
   UMICORE 22.520 € (+1,99 %)     ARGENX SE 813.000 € (+2,14 %)     CENERGY 25.000 € (-5,87 %)     LOTUS BAKERIES 11 060.000 € (-0,18 %)     SYENSQO 65.300 € (-1,58 %)     AGEAS 68.900 € (+0,07 %)     KINEPOLIS GROUP 35.500 € (+0,42 %)     KBC ANCORA 83.000 € (0,00 %)     ACKERMANS V.HAAREN 287.800 € (-0,83 %)     GIMV 44.800 € (+0,79 %)     BARCO 8.475 € (-1,45 %)     MELEXIS 81.250 € (-4,41 %)     COFINIMMO 80.600 € (-0,49 %)     CMB.TECH 13.860 € (+5,00 %)     OXURION 0.003 € (-5,88 %)     INCLUSIO SA/NV 16.600 € (-1,19 %)     BPOST 1.578 € (0,00 %)     ACCENTIS 0.027 € (0,00 %)     COLRUYT 34.380 € (+0,53 %)     WHAT'S COOKING GP 145.000 € (0,00 %)     IMMOBEL 22.200 € (-5,13 %)     ECONOCOM GROUP 1.530 € (-1,29 %)     ONTEX GROUP 2.415 € (+0,21 %)     AGFA-GEVAERT 0.432 € (-0,58 %)     BREDERODE 102.000 € (-1,16 %)     QRF 11.150 € (-0,45 %)     BIOTALYS 3.155 € (-1,10 %)     SOLVAY 27.100 € (-1,38 %)     FAGRON 24.050 € (-0,41 %)     NYXOAH 1.434 € (+1,56 %)     ONWARD MEDICAL 2.680 € (+1,52 %)     CARE PROPERTY INV. 12.520 € (+0,32 %)     DECEUNINCK 2.220 € (-3,48 %)     BANQUP GROUP 2.320 € (-2,52 %)     IBA 16.100 € (-0,98 %)     HOME INVEST BE. 19.100 € (-1,44 %)     XIOR 26.000 € (-0,57 %)     RETAIL ESTATES 69.500 € (0,00 %)     MATERIALISE 5.750 € (0,00 %)     FLUXYS BELGIUM D 20.400 € (+3,03 %)     TUBIZE-FIN 215.400 € (+0,37 %)     UCB 251.700 € (+1,66 %)     VASTNED 29.450 € (-0,84 %)     VAN DE VELDE 30.200 € (+0,33 %)     DEME GROUP 181.800 € (-0,98 %)     JENSEN-GROUP 82.000 € (-3,98 %)     TINC 11.680 € (0,00 %)     CIE BOIS SAUVAGE 296.000 € (-1,00 %)     TESSENDERLO 19.880 € (-1,58 %)     VGP 80.100 € (-1,84 %)     AZELIS GROUP 9.585 € (-2,09 %)     AB INBEV 72.200 € (+1,92 %)     AEDIFICA 68.550 € (-0,44 %)     EVS 28.200 € (0,00 %)     ELIA GROUP 135.600 € (-0,29 %)     GBL 78.800 € (-0,94 %)     CAMPINE 224.000 € (-1,75 %)     SOFINA 220.200 € (-2,74 %)     TITAN S.A. 53.050 € (-1,21 %)     D'IETEREN GROUP 165.900 € (+0,48 %)  
   ADYEN 833.000 € (-4,71 %)     AIR LIQUIDE 166.440 € (+0,45 %)     AEGON 7.550 € (0,00 %)     STMICROELECTRONICS 63.470 € (-8,53 %)     ALSTOM 16.175 € (-0,22 %)     COMPAGNIE ODET 1 490.000 € (-0,13 %)     ING GROEP N.V. 27.915 € (-0,92 %)     IPSEN 162.600 € (+3,44 %)     ARKEMA 57.200 € (-1,21 %)     LINEDATA SERVICES 40.500 € (-2,41 %)     TOTALENERGIES 70.810 € (-0,16 %)     L'OREAL 376.000 € (-0,56 %)     ORANGE 16.905 € (+0,24 %)     ASML HOLDING 1 560.800 € (-5,74 %)     STELLANTIS NV 5.273 € (-6,66 %)     LVMH 483.700 € (+0,49 %)     CRCAM BRIE PIC2CCI 36.690 € (-0,05 %)     THALES 228.000 € (+0,75 %)     KEYRUS 8.140 € (+9,70 %)     RELX 27.260 € (+0,81 %)     REXEL 37.130 € (-3,26 %)     GENFIT 11.020 € (+2,80 %)     TOUR EIFFEL 8.120 € (-0,25 %)     BOLLORE 4.010 € (+2,82 %)     EXOR NV 64.700 € (-2,27 %)     HEINEKEN 72.560 € (+2,20 %)     VALLOUREC 22.230 € (-0,18 %)     HAL TRUST 164.000 € (-0,24 %)     THX PHARMA 3.320 € (+0,91 %)     SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC 279.500 € (-4,53 %)     AHOLD DEL 34.850 € (+1,81 %)     SIGNIFY NV 17.830 € (-14,77 %)     QUADIENT 12.140 € (+0,50 %)     PROSUS 36.955 € (-2,38 %)     EXAIL TECHNOLOGIES 102.800 € (-1,15 %)     ACOMO 22.700 € (+0,44 %)     VINCI 129.100 € (-1,19 %)     ASM INTERNATIONAL 994.000 € (-7,88 %)     KPN KON 4.373 € (+0,28 %)     CEGEDIM 11.400 € (-0,87 %)     DASSAULT AVIATION 296.600 € (+1,23 %)     ESSILORLUXOTTICA 168.150 € (-0,21 %)     CRCAM NORD CCI 29.990 € (-0,43 %)     SOLUTIONS 30 SE 0.667 € (-0,74 %)     INPOST 15.350 € (-0,13 %)     BOUYGUES 50.020 € (-0,79 %)     SOITEC 120.400 € (-6,99 %)     SAFRAN 331.100 € (-0,03 %)     BAM GROEP KON 12.340 € (-0,88 %)     ARCELORMITTAL SA 55.840 € (+0,61 %)     PHILIPS KON 23.410 € (-1,14 %)     APERAM 46.760 € (-0,13 %)     MICHELIN 32.670 € (-2,10 %)     BUREAU VERITAS 25.740 € (+0,78 %)     2CRSI 27.620 € (+25,55 %)     ADP 110.200 € (-0,90 %)     CRCAM LANGUED CCI 97.030 € (+0,03 %)     KAUFMAN ET BROAD 24.000 € (-0,83 %)     DERICHEBOURG 10.050 € (+0,60 %)     BNP PARIBAS ACT.A 101.440 € (-0,39 %)  
News Réglementées
17/06/2026 09:30

Alibaba Cloud Expands European Footprint with Two Availability Zones in France


EQS Newswire / 17/06/2026 / 09:30 CET/CEST

A suite of Agentic AI services set to launch for European customers later this year

PARIS, FRANCE - Media OutReach Newswire - 17 June 2026 - Alibaba Cloud, a leading global provider of AI infrastructure and the intelligence backbone of Alibaba Group, today announced the launch of its cloud region in France. Featuring two availability zones, this launch addresses accelerating demand from European customers across key sectors – including retail, software development, AI-powered creative platforms, and sports tech – for advanced cloud and digital solutions located in Europe. The new facilities in Paris mark Alibaba Cloud's third European hub, complementing its existing infrastructure in Germany and the UK.

The France region delivers a comprehensive suite of enterprise-grade cloud computing services, spanning elastic computing, storage, containerization, networking, security, databases, and advanced developer tools. Built with strict data privacy and sovereignty in mind, the infrastructure adheres to rigorous European regulatory frameworks and standards, including data privacy, cybersecurity, resilience, and sovereignty.

Now fully operational, the France region equips European businesses with high availability, operational resilience, and robust disaster recovery capabilities. This launch expands Alibaba Cloud's global network to 105 availability zones across 32 regions, reinforcing its commitment to providing a secure, scalable, and sustainable foundation for global digital innovation.

To meet the growing demand for enterprise agents, Alibaba Cloud plans to launch a suite of agentic AI services in European markets in the second half of this year. The lineup includes AgentRun, a one-stop development platform for AI agents; STAROps, a comprehensive intelligent operations platform; ACS Agent Sandbox, which provides hardware-level security isolation while reducing operational costs of AI agents; Agent Security Center, which ensures agent build-time integrity and supply chain transparency; AI Security Guardrails 2.0, designed for safe model interactions, local compliance, and runtime risk interception; and Agentic SOC, a solution enabling automated threat response and closed-loop auditing. These products are designed to streamline the development and operation of enterprise-scale agents within a secure environment, offering full lifecycle management from development and debugging to deployment, real-world operations, and end-to-end security protection.

"The expansion of our cloud infrastructure into France reinforces our ongoing commitment to empowering European businesses with sovereign, secure, and intelligent solutions," said Dr. Feifei Li, Chief Technology Officer and President of International Business of Alibaba Cloud. "This expansion, alongside the introduction of our agentic AI services to Europe, aligns with our broader strategy to bring our full-stack AI+Cloud ecosystem to global customers as we enter the agentic era."

Alibaba Cloud has served European markets since 2016, supporting prominent multinationals in expanding globally while helping local businesses stay competitive. For example, SAP collaborates with Alibaba to jointly accelerate enterprise innovation and digital transformation, with an initial focus on the China market and a rollout planned for Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Africa. Additionally, Alibaba Cloud has been working with local technology partners to deliver tailored cloud and digital solutions across Europe.

During the Olympic Games Paris 2024, Alibaba Cloud served as the Worldwide Olympic Partner and Official Cloud Service Provider, driving the digital transformation of the Games through its cloud and AI innovation. Notably, in partnership with Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS), Alibaba Cloud launched OBS Cloud 3.0. The initiative made the work of OBS and Media Rights-Holders (MRHs) easier and more efficient, and delivering of live signals over OBS Live Cloud became the main method of remote distribution to broadcasters for the first time in the history of the Olympic Games.

In May 2026, Alibaba announced a multi-year partnership with the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) and UC3, the joint venture between UEFA and European Football Clubs (EFC) that controls and manages the strategic marketing, sales, and delivery of commercial rights for UEFA club competitions. The partnership, starting immediately with UEFA and in 2027 with UC3, will see the deployment of Alibaba's advanced AI capabilities to support fan engagement and media and content management via its Qwen Large Language Model (LLM). Together with its cloud computing infrastructure and global e-commerce platform, Alibaba will power an immersive fan and content experience worldwide across UEFA's flagship men's competitions.

Alibaba Cloud's expanded presence in Europe underscores its unwavering commitment to driving digital innovation in the region. By providing local businesses with leading AI+Cloud solutions to efficiently build, deploy, and manage AI agents, Alibaba Cloud aims to accelerate their transition from traditional automation to agent-led intelligent operations. At its recent international Qwen Conference, the company unveiled major updates across its foundation models, AI infrastructure, cloud-native tools, and enterprise agent products, helping global enterprises rapidly deploy practical AI agents into day-to-day business environments.

Hashtag: #AlibabaCloud
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

About Alibaba Cloud
Alibaba Cloud (https://www.alibabacloud.com/) is a global leader in full-stack AI+Cloud solutions. It offers a comprehensive suite of flexible, scalable and secure cloud services built on a three-tiered architecture of Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) and Model-as-a-Service (MaaS). Alibaba Cloud empowers enterprises worldwide with its full-stack AI capabilities, powered by Qwen (Chinese: Qianwen), a family of large language and multimodal AI models developed by Alibaba. Debuted in 2023, Qwen models are available to global developers via HuggingFace (open-weight) or through API on Model Studio, Alibaba's one-stop, enterprise-grade AI development platform offering access to the full suite of Qwen foundation models.

225647
News Source: Alibaba Cloud

17/06/2026 Dissemination of a Financial Press Release, transmitted by EQS News.
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

Media archive at www.todayir.com
View original content: EQS News

Source : Webdisclosure.com

© 2026 Tous droits réservés
Cotations différées d'au moins 15 minutes (Paris, Amsterdam, Bruxelles, Lisbonne).
Cotations à la clôture (Francfort, New-York, Londres, Zurich).
Flux de cotations : Euronext (Places Euronext et Cours des Devises).
Bourse : technologie Cote Boursière