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Alibaba reportedly sells Lingxi Games stake for at least $1.5 billion, exiting in-house game development

Alibaba agreed to sell its Lingxi Games studio to Trustar Capital, transferring its entire ownership and earmarking the proceeds for its AI infrastructure expansion.

WHY IT MATTERS

The proceeds bolster Alibaba's multi-billion-dollar AI data-center buildout, potentially increasing demand for AI-focused hardware and software stacks. By exiting game development, Alibaba will shift engineering resources away from proprietary gaming tools toward cloud AI services.

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The three things worth knowing

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The transaction is valued at no less than $1.5 billion, with some sources indicating Alibaba will collect over $2 billion.

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All of Alibaba's equity in Lingxi Games is transferred to Trustar Capital, ending its internal game-development operations.

03

Funds from the sale are directed to Alibaba's AI infrastructure program, which has already surpassed its original $53 billion budget.

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