Alibaba publie ses résultats trimestriels marqués par une forte croissance de l'IA

Alibaba a publié ses résultats du premier trimestre pour la période close le 31 mars, manquant ses objectifs de revenus mais affichant une expansion solide dans les services d'intelligence artificielle. L'entreprise a souligné la dynamique soutenue de son activité cloud portée par la demande en IA.

Le chiffre d'affaires s'est établi à 35,28 milliards de dollars, en dessous des 36,36 milliards attendus par les analystes. Le bénéfice par action déclaré a atteint 1,52 dollar, dépassant les prévisions de 0,56 dollar pour le BPA déclaré et de 0,84 dollar pour le BPA ajusté.

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