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Alibaba Group is a Chinese multinational technology company specializing in e-commerce, retail, Internet, and technology services founded in 1999. The company provides consumer-to-consumer, business-to-consumer, and business-to-business sales services via digital marketplaces, along with cloud computing, logistics, and digital entertainment services.

Hangzhou, Zhejiang, CNFounded 19999,000 employees

About Alibaba

Alibaba is a Chinese technology company that operates data centers and cloud computing services. As one of the largest cloud providers in China, Alibaba offers a wide range of cloud-based services, including cloud storage, computing, and analytics, to businesses and individuals. The company leverages its extensive infrastructure and technological expertise to provide reliable and scalable data center solutions, competing with other major cloud service providers in the Chinese market.


Chinese multinational technology company providing e-commerce, cloud computing, logistics, and digital entertainment services.

Company Overview

Ownership Type

Public

Recent Activity

  • AnnouncedSep 23, 2026

    Alibaba announces new data centres in Turkey, Finland and the Netherlands

    Alibaba announced plans for new data centres in Turkey, Finland and the Netherlands.

  • AnnouncedSep 22, 2026

    Alibaba announces plan to expand global data-centre capacity to 20+ GW by 2032

    Alibaba Group CEO Yu Yunming announced at the Apsara 2026 conference that Alibaba Cloud will expand its global data-centre capacity to more than 20 gigawatts by 2032. The company cited constraints from global AI data-centre supply shortages as a current limitation on computing capacity growth, and said it will actively invest in AI infrastructure alongside partners to meet rapidly growing artificial-intelligence demand.

  • PPAMay 1, 2026500 MW

    China Mobile's Zhongwei data center powered by 500 MW solar farm

    China Mobile's data center facility in Zhongwei, Ningxia, began receiving electricity directly from a 500-megawatt solar power station in May 2026, with green power now accounting for over 80 percent of the facility's electricity consumption. A complementary 1.5-gigawatt wind farm under construction nearby is scheduled to connect to the grid in September, enabling round-the-clock green power supply. The combined solar and wind projects will supply approximately 2.29 billion kilowatt-hours annually to support Zhongwei's growing data center cluster, which now hosts facilities from six of China's top ten internet data center operators and major companies including Alibaba, Baidu, and Tencent.

  • EarningsMay 2, 2018$160M

    Equinix Q1 2018: 61st Consecutive Quarter Revenue Growth, $160M Expansion Plan

    Equinix reported Q1 2018 revenues of $1.216 billion, marking its 61st consecutive quarter of revenue growth. The company announced new data center expansions in Amsterdam, Tokyo, and Zurich metros totaling over $160 million in capital expenditures. Key wins included Alibaba, Dropbox, and InterContinental Hotels Group; interconnection revenues grew 32% year-over-year. Equinix also closed acquisitions of Infomart Dallas and Metronode Australia, expanding its global footprint to 200 IBX data centers across 52 markets.

  • EarningsAug 2, 2017$1.1B

    Equinix Reports Q2 2017 Results, Surpasses $1B Quarterly Revenue Milestone

    Equinix reported Q2 2017 revenues of $1,066 million, marking the first time the company exceeded $1 billion in quarterly revenue and delivering its 58th consecutive quarter of revenue growth. The company completed acquisition of 29 Verizon data centers, expanded its global platform to 182 IBX facilities across 44 markets in 22 countries, and opened three organic build facilities in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and Silicon Valley. Interconnection revenue grew 24% year-over-year, significantly outpacing colocation growth, reflecting enterprise adoption of hybrid multi-cloud architectures. The company now serves 42% of Fortune 500 and 30% of Global 2000 companies.

Corporate structure

1 subsidiary with a page on DC Atlas.