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On November 2, 2026, Alibaba used its self-developed video generation large model Wan3.0 at the Dakar Youth Olympic Games to let 100 global volunteers play drums together on the same stage across distances. According to a 36Kr·AI report, Alibaba also built a 75-square-meter AIGC interactive space called "The Teranga Beat" at the Olympic Plaza, generating personalized videos in real time. Behind the scenes, Alibaba Cloud, based on Apsara Enterprise Edition, deployed the first Olympic event dedicated cloud locally in Dakar, carrying the paid ticketing system for 7 major venues and over 1 million tickets; after the Games, it will be handed over in its entirety to the Senegalese government and converted into a "national sovereign cloud." There are currently no further developments.
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Alibaba Supports Dakar Youth Olympic Games with Wan3.0 and Olympic Dedicated Cloud
At the Dakar Youth Olympic Games, Alibaba used its self-developed video generation large model Wan3.0 to let 100 volunteers from around the world drum together on the same virtual stage, and built a 75-square-meter AIGC interactive space called "The Teranga Beat" in the Olympic Plaza, generating personalized videos in real time. Behind the scenes, Alibaba Cloud, based on the Apsara Enterprise Edition, deployed the first Olympic event dedicated cloud locally in Dakar, hosting the paid ticketing system for 7 major venues and over 1 million tickets; after the Games, it will be handed over in its entirety to the Senegalese government and converted into a "national sovereign cloud."