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LingoAI and Alibaba Cloud Announce Strategic Partnership to Help Everyone Own Their Intelligence
LingoAI and Alibaba Cloud held a strategic partnership signing ceremony with Andy Lee, Vice President of International Business for ASEAN, representing Alibaba Cloud during the 2026 APSARA Conference, establishing cooperation in sovereign AI, data infrastructure and applications of Qwen models. Una Wang, Co-founder and CEO of LingoAI, travelled from Singapore to Hangzhou to attend the ceremony and outlinine the vision for Holon: enabling everyone to own their AI, control their data, and participate in both creating and sharing value in the AI era.

Left: Andy Lee, VP International Business ASEAN. Right: Una Wang, Founder and CEO of LingoAI
Holon is now in private beta, with a downloadable version for personal computers and a multi-user cloud-hosted option. LingoAI will also introduce the Holon Agent and Resources Marketplace to connect agents, data resources and professional services globally, helping individuals become knowledge contributors, service providers and independent business owners. The partnership will bring together Alibaba Cloud infrastructure, Qwen model capabilities and the Holon architecture to support this vision.
Data Sovereignty as the Foundation for Participation in the AI Economy as AI becomes more deeply integrated into work and daily life, the experience, knowledge, preferences and relationships that people accumulate are becoming important foundations for intelligent services. LingoAI believes that the people contributing these resources should be able to decide how they are used and how they contribute to value creation. Holon is being developed as a sovereign personal AI agent, connecting personal data, memory, knowledge, intent and action. Its goal is to give everyone intelligence that can grow over time while remaining under their control. The data sovereignty it seeks to enable means that users can understand, correct, authorize and constrain their agents, while retaining their accumulated knowledge when switching models or services.