Alibaba Cloud launches Qovest AI investment research workbench, from CNY 99/month
11/02/2026 — 11/02, 18:19·2 sources (all)·2 reports (all)
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- Alibaba Cloud launched Qovest, an AI research workbench for professional institutional investors. A single prompt triggers data lookup, sour…
- subscriptions cost CNY 99 or 199 per month.
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On November 2, 2026, Alibaba Cloud announced Qovest, an AI investment-research workbench aimed at professional institutional investors, according to an IT Home report. A user submits a research request in a single sentence, and Qovest is designed to pull data automatically, gather materials, run in-depth analysis, and generate a report, while continuing to track the research subject on a schedule the user sets. Unlike one-off question-and-answer sessions, Qovest stores each round of findings in a research space so an investigation can pick up where it left off.
The report says Qovest draws on an authoritative financial data library and an in-house Agent engineering framework built for financial scenarios (Harness, per the report), covering the full path from data retrieval to analytical output. Its home page offers several worked research examples. Users can pick their own instruments as subjects, set up scheduled tasks, attach their own trading notes, and receive visual, in-depth results. For example, a user can ask Qovest to break down the per-unit value and domestic substitution level of each segment of the humanoid robot value chain and receive an interactive value-chain map, or ask it to estimate the investment scale of data-center power infrastructure and have Qovest recompute automatically whenever any assumption is adjusted.
At the time of the report, Qovest was open for personal-user invitation testing. New users receive a set amount of credits upon registration for free trial use, with paid subscription plans priced at CNY 99 per month or CNY 199 per month. No material in the report details availability for institutional users or a formal commercial launch date.
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Latest turnAlibaba Cloud has launched Qovest, an AI research workstation for professional institutional investors that turns a one-line request into data lookup, source gathering, analysis and a report, then keeps tracking the subject on a set schedule. Results accumulate in a research workspace, and the product is in invitation-only beta for individuals, with subscriptions at 99 or 199 CNY per month.
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Alibaba Cloud has launched Qovest, an AI research workstation for professional institutional investors that turns a one-line request into data lookup, source gathering, analysis and a report, then keeps tracking the subject on a set schedule. Results accumulate in a research workspace, and the product is in invitation-only beta for individuals, with subscriptions at 99 or 199 CNY per month.
IT之家AI score 53Alibaba Cloud launched Qovest on November 2, an AI research workbench for institutional investors. A single sentence of request sends it to pull data, gather sources, analyze and write a report, then keep tracking the target on a set schedule, with results stored in a persistent research space. An enterprise edition is coming soon, and Alibaba Cloud says internal benchmarks show it ahead of mainstream products on answer quality, speed and cost.
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