of ali baba towards the end b.c. i think cloud will be the main business of ali baba in the future and quote this was back in 20 team but why are companies like amazon so focused on these cloud services. well because it's a massive new space and there's so much room and so you still consider the fact as you said that alibaba and amazon are essentially the same company in terms of being these online retailers where you go in there and you buy stuff online have a sense your home what's interesting about these companies is they have very similar trajectories in these other spaces they want to involve themselves in the difference between amazon amazon an hourly bob is that alibaba is primarily has its strength in obviously asian markets and specifically in china the number one market place in china and was on globally is larger in this space and certainly globally larger in terms of cloud computing but that's where alibaba sees an opportunity so they're saying this is a $100000000000.00 opportunity just in china itself t

ali baba uses the a link form to help with statistical analysis machine learning and with generating personalized product recommendations one hurdle may be understanding the descriptions as for now these are mainly in chinese. much of china cyberspace remains cut off behind a great fire wall so the fact that chinese tech giant ali baba made the algorithms behind its ai platform public is a hugely surprising step one open source developers probably dreamed about in the pioneering beginnings. when the computer age was done software was free to use for then came the 1st companies that sold software for money and slowly programs became proprietary secrets the open source movement was a response to this development idealistic coders wanted to reintroduce freely accessible code and to this day open source follows key principles it's free for everyone to study and use access develop and distribute. and everyone should contribute something. among the best known open source projects today are the firefox browser the operating system linux and the online encyclopedia wiki. but open source soft

ali baba, it's a must buy. chinese amazon doing incredibly well here. and the stock refuses to quit. china is open for business but people are still wary, so they're going to ali baba. i hope they stop going to wet markets. it's the only chinese stock i'm recommending there are a bunch of other names, too i like chewy, the pet food online same thing with peloton, although my wife still has the clothes still hanging on it. she moved out to the hamptons a long time ago. and the cybersecurity companies have become a lot more company in a world where people are working from the less secure computers at home as we know from the zoom bombing. here's three i like. acta, z-scale, a favorite of heather gaines, who is in the control room tonight, and crowd strike maybe i'll put an acronym together maybe go to @ jim cramer on twitter and make up not an akry anymore like f.a.n.g. and everybody stole, but i promise to have it by monday because i got a lot of time to kill because there's nothing to do. bottom line, rule number one, stick with the winners and leave th

you're like ali baba. i'm very lucky! i love to travel! have you done much travelling? not... go move, or to travelling another country. so you get travellers to come to you? yeah! you have steps here... this is actually couch surfing, so in theory you stay for free. 0k, have steps, five... you live in a castle! yeah. it's a website and you can find people on it, they have profiles, and they want to travel or they want to meet travellers, and that's how it works. now, come here, the lift. oh, this is home! we've landed, thank you! shukran. i have had a wide range of couch experiences, i've slept on floors, on mattresses like this, i've slept on couches, and also i have couch slept in africa where the toilet‘s outside, and it's a hole in the ground. i think it probably helps not seeing, i don't see the dirt or the danger or the holes, ijust get on with it. the main thing is you're meeting the people, the local hosts and sharing their food and their culture and their knowledge and whatever they can offer you. and hopefully you make friends at the end of it. good night and good d

facilitate a donation of 1000 ventilators that will come into thankday and i want to several people from ali baba. for their donation. that is going to be very helpful. i want to thank ambassador wang for his help. this is a big deal and it is going to make a significant difference for us. the state of oregon contacted us and is going to send hundred 40 ventilators. which ventilators paired ventilators, which is astonishing and unexpected. i want to thank all the people of the state of oregon for their thoughtfulness. again, this was unsolicited. the 140 ventilators will make a difference. it onthinking about behalf of new york and what it means for oregon. first, it was a kind gesture. i know governor brown and she is a kind person. but it is also smart from the point of view of oregon. why? because we are all in the same battle here in the battle is stopping the spread of the virus. look what they didn't china. it was in the wuhan province. wasfirst order of business to contain the virus in wuhan. why? because you want to contain the enemy. that is always the first. , we are dealing with it now

we're working with ali baba, which has been very helpful to us. i spoke to jack maw and mike evans, who is the president, and they have been very gracious trying to get us source material from china. but we're going to have to redeploy ventilators from across the system. in other words, there are hospitals that have ventilators, there are hospitals that have ppe equipment, there are private sector companies that have ppe equipment that they are not using that we're going to need to redeploy to the places in the hospitals where we need them. i had a conversation with a hospital administrator yesterday. i understand they don't want to give up their ventilators. ventilators are expensive pieces of equipment. i understand that even if they're not using them, they are reluctant to see them go out the door. the theory is if they -- if the government gets them, they'll never get them back. i understand that. but i don't have an option, and i'm not going to get into a situation where we know we are running out of ventilators and we've got people dying bec

china has sent notjust donations from the state or foundations like ali baba from the state or foundationsdwill but business. the reaction for the most part to the equipment that has been sent at the equipment that has been sent at the medical assistance has really been one of gratitude. lots of countries have been caught short by the epidemic and they are sort of medical equipment and for the most pa rt medical equipment and for the most part are very grateful for it but in some instances, some political leaders have used it as an opportunity to really make political points and compared the responses from other world powers like the us or eu. the headlines on bbc news... the british prime minister says coronavirus testing needs to be increased massively — after it emerges just 2,000 frontline nhs workers in england have been tested. british airways is expected to suspend 36,000 workers — until the coronavirus crisis is over. the world health organisation says the world will reach one million coronavirus cases in the next few days. if you were watching yesterday, you might have seen our re

received a new delivery of humanitarian aid and that's in addition to a package that was sent by the ali baba found last 9 tuesday and he sent coronavirus testing kits as well as other supplies part of why the. very encouraging interaction between nations we saw russia of course sending a specialist to italy as well as any yes in today to the u. s. so these are some of the things that possibly could be talked about the measures that have been taken how it is that the country is dealing with it and of course what else needs to be done because as we see the numbers are globally and russia still continuing to rise to still much more can be done potentially on an economic front he might discuss the measures that could be taken on wednesday for example we saw vladimir putin holding a televised conference meeting with his government and it was off to that he was decide. that $33000000.00 would be set aside for the salaries of people who walk in the sector so these are things like lines which of course we've seen lines of tens of thousands of ground hundreds of thousands of planes throughout the wor

you can't buy the material at this point we're still trying to buy from china we're working with ali baba which has been very very helpful to us i spoke to jack ma and mike evans who is the president and they have been personally gracious and very very helpful in trying to get us to source material from china but we're going to have to redeploy . ventilators from across the system in other words there are hospitals that have ventilators there are hospitals that have p.p. equipment there are private sector companies that have p. p. e. equipment that they are not using that we're going to need to redeploy to the places in the hospitals where we need them i had a conversation with the hospital administrator yesterday. i understand they don't want to give up their ventilators. ventilators are expensive pieces of equipment. i understand that even if they're not using them they are reluctant to see them go out the door the theory is if they. if the government gets them don't never get them back i understand that but i don't have an option and i'm not going to get into a situation where we know

companies like huawei and ali baba have been donating to the united states. [talking simultaneously] [indiscernible] also a lot of medical gloves and much more medical supplies. president trump: that's a statement more than a question. reporter: the chinese ambassador last night wrote an op-ed calling for cooperation with the united states. so are you personally working directly with china on -- president trump: we just signed a trade deal -- reporter: [indiscernible] -- president trump: it's the biggest deal probably ever made and i hope they're going to honor that trade deal. if they don't honor the trade deal, then i'll tell you a different answer. but i think they will. they're going to spend billions of dollars for agriculture. they're going to spend billions of dollars for many different things. reporter: medical supplies -- [indiscernible] -- [talking simultaneously] president trump: we had a trade deficit with china for years of $500 billion, $400 billion. we had the biggest trade deficits in the history of the world with china. now china's going to s