Organisers of the Asian Games here have claimed that they have brought the "real world and virtual world together" in the staging of the multi-sport event.

Alibaba Cloud has transferred the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games' core systems to the cloud in order to help the event shrink its physical footprint.

The nature of Alibaba’s partnership with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) is reported to be causing a headache for French authorities, as the countdown to Paris 2024 nears the two-and-a-half years to go mark.

A division of Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba Group, a member of The Olympic Partner (TOP) Programme, has unveiled a series of systems and platforms, which use artificial intelligence (AI) to help digitise sporting events.

International Olympic Committee (IOC) worldwide sponsor Alibaba has reported another satisfactory set of quarterly financial figures in a week in which the Chinese e-commerce and cloud computing giant and its founder Jack Ma suffered a rare setback.

Two unrelated events have prompted me to reflect this week on an area of its affairs where the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has shown consistent good judgement.

Digital installations from the Alibaba Cloud Gallery will greet spectators as they arrive at Narita International Airport for this year's Olympic and Paralympic Games in Tokyo. 

A senior Alibaba executive has provided fresh details about its plans for handling Olympic ticketing at its home Games in Beijing in 2022, and thereafter. 

Yiannis Exarchos gets straight to the point. "In the digital world, the need for volumes of content is practically insatiable," the chief executive of Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) says.

Online retail marketplace AliExpress has today launched a two-week campaign to promote winter sports and encourage fan engagement around the Lausanne 2020 Winter Youth Olympics.

Olympic sponsor Alibaba have announced plans for a series of new technologies to be unveiled at Tokyo 2020 next summer.

Beijing 2022 has employed the Alibaba Group to run its ticketing programme for the Winter Olympics and Paralympics – a role the Chinese company seems set to fulfil for several editions of the Games afterwards.

International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach welcomed Alibaba Group executive chairman Jack Ma for discussions in Lausanne.

An online Olympic store has been launched for the first time on Tmall, China's largest marketplace for brands and retailers.

Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) and Alibaba Cloud have launched OBS Cloud, an innovative broadcasting solution that operates entirely on the cloud to help transform the media industry for the digital era.