Alibaba's New Manufacturing Platform Xunxi to be Launched Soon
Alibaba's long-planned new manufacturing platform Xunxi is finally about to go online. According to the source, the smart factory platform Xunxi has been sneaking in low-key for 3 years. By checking the official website, the platform is currently only open to certain Taobao accounts.
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