China's Alibaba will add 5,000 jobs to its cloud computing division between now and the end of the year. The new jobs will be in areas including networks, databases, servers, chips and artificial intelligence, the company said. Alibaba is the biggest cloud provider in Asia and the third largest globally, according to research firm Gartner. The jobs announcement comes after Alibaba committed in April to spend 200 billion yuan （$28 billion） over the next three years to build more data centers. （Alibaba to hire 5,000 workers as pandemic drives demand for cloud services, by CNN）
Comment:
In a bid to meet with the market demand, Alibaba has been strengthening innovative technology and IP portfolio as an Internet giant in China. Its job announcement this time presents the company's commitment to innovation.
（Editor Jiang Shuo）
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