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Alibaba launches new Qwen3 AI models for Apple's MLX architecture
Jun 16, 2025 8:06 AM

BEIJING (Reuters) -China's tech giant Alibaba ( BABA ) has launched new Qwen3 artificial intelligence models for Apple's ( AAPL ) MLX architecture, Alibaba ( BABA ) said in a statement on Monday.

The new models would be able to run on a range of Apple ( AAPL ) devices, including iPhone, iPad, MacBook and Mac, Alibaba ( BABA ) said in a post on Wechat.

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