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Dominic Johnson is a tech journalist that covers cybersecurity, AI, IoT, cloud computing, and enterprise innovation. He delivers insightful, up-to-date analysis on global tech trends, helping readers understand digital transformation across Asia and beyond.
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Qwen3.8-Max arrives on Alibaba Cloud, offering massive context capacity for enterprise workloads

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Alibaba's Qwen3.8-Max uses 2.4 trillion total parameters, activates 95 billion during inference, and supports a one-million-token context window. Alibaba has released Qwen3.8-Max, a new multimodal AI model with 2.4 trillion total parameters and support for context windows of up to one million tokens. The model is available through APIs on Alibaba Cloud Model Studio, and Alibaba said the model weights are scheduled for release the week of August 10.
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Nach Burnhams Abschied : Manchester bleibt rot

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Die britische Großstadtregion Manchester bleibt in Labour-Hand. Bei der Neuwahl zum Bürgermeisteramt der Region „Greater Manchester“, die die Stadt Manchester und zehn Umlandgemeinden umfasst, am Donnerstag setzte sich Labour-Kandidatin Bev Craig klar durch. Sie erhielt nach dem am Freitag Abend veröffentlichen amtlichen Endergebnis 47,1 Prozent der Erstpräferenzen. Das Wahlsystem war dergestalt geändert worden, dass man mehrere Kandidaten in Reihenfolge der Präferenz ankreuzen kann.
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