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Alibaba Cloud Opens First Data Center in Mexico: AI Week

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Diego Valverde By Diego Valverde | Journalist & Industry Analyst - Thu, 02/27/2025 - 12:40

This week, Alibaba Cloud launched its first data center in Mexico to strengthen the region’s digital infrastructure. At the same time, Mexico is pushing for ethical AI regulations on the global stage, advocating for international standards at the G20. 

Competition in AI development is intensifying as DeepSeek accelerates its R2 model release, aiming to challenge OpenAI’s dominance. 

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Mexico

Alibaba Cloud Expands Global Reach With First Mexico Data Center

Hangzhou-based Alibaba Group Holding’s cloud computing and AI arm has launched its first data center in Mexico, marking a significant step in the company’s global expansion. The move underscores Alibaba Cloud’s commitment to strengthening digital infrastructure in key overseas markets. 

Mexico Pushes Global Reforestation, Ethical AI Rules at G20

At the G20 Foreign Ministers meeting, Mexico proposed the reallocation of 1% of global military spending to reforestation programs and the establishment of international standards for the ethical regulation of AI. The Mexican delegation emphasized the importance of multilateral cooperation to address climate change and equity in access to emerging technologies. 

International

DeepSeek Accelerates R2 Model Launch, Challenges OpenAI Dominance

DeepSeek is expediting the release of its R2 model, originally planned for May, in response to the growing global demand for cost-effective AI solutions. The move follows the disruptive launch of its R1 model, which significantly impacted AI pricing and market strategies.

AI, Data Privacy to Increase Litigation Costs in 2025

Eighty-five percent of companies globally expect their litigation spending to increase or remain the same in 2025, driven by legal risks related to AI, data privacy, and cybersecurity, says Baker McKenzie. The rapid adoption of AI and digital transformation can generate disputes over regulatory compliance, intellectual property, and ethics in the use of this technology.

Big Data, AI, Blockchain to Transform Real Estate Sector

Digitalization is redefining the real estate industry, accelerating processes for buying, selling, and managing properties. Technologies such as Big Data, AI, and blockchain can optimize decision-making, automate tasks, and ensure greater transparency in transactions.

Google Cloud Unveils Gemini Code Assist for AI Developers

Google Cloud announced the global availability of Gemini Code Assist, its free AI-based developer assistance tool. The solution offers up to 180,000 monthly code suggestions and advanced analytics capability with a 128,000 token context window, optimizing software development and maintenance.

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