Gate News reports that on March 18, Alibaba Cloud announced that due to the surge in global AI demand and supply chain price increases, prices for Alibaba Cloud AI computing power, storage, and other products have increased by up to 34%. Among them, computing cards like the Pingtouge Zhenwu 810E have increased by 5%-34%, and the file storage product CPFS (Intelligent Computing Edition) has risen by 30%. According to informed sources, another major reason for this price hike is the explosion in Token call volume. Alibaba Cloud’s MaaS business, Bailian, achieved its highest growth rate from January to March this year, as Alibaba Cloud is reallocating scarce AI computing resources to the Token business.
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