
Toronto-founded enterprise AI company building secure language, multimodal, and agent systems for businesses and governments.
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Cohere's AI solutions for financial institutions support streamlined operations, customer engagement, and risk management.
Cohere's AI solutions for the energy and utilities sector support operations modernization, decision-making, and compliance.
Cohere's AI solutions for the public sector support workflow simplification, analysis of unstructured data, and service delivery.
Cohere's AI solutions support manufacturing processes, including equipment maintenance and supply chain management.
The guide outlines potential business advantages of AI, including productivity and competitive growth, for C-suite leaders.
The page explains how artificial intelligence and machine learning differ and discusses business possibilities for combining them.
NVIDIA ecosystem-native model and local North instance will meet growing market demand for secure, privately run AI systems
Cohere Labs launches Tiny Aya, a compact open multilingual model that brings capable AI to 70+ languages on modest hardware.
The page features news articles and media coverage about Cohere's work in the language AI industry, including insights, innovations, and expert opinions.
The company recruits team members to help enterprises adopt AI through secure, scalable solutions.
The page provides pricing information for the company's foundation models and turnkey solutions.
The page says advanced large language models have outpaced the ability to evaluate their quality accurately.
Cohere empowers every developer and enterprise to build high-impact applications with secure and scalable AI.
Cohere builds powerful models and AI solutions enabling enterprises to automate processes, empower employees, and turn fragmented data into actionable insights.
Cohere Inc.'s privacy policy explains how the company collects, uses, and discloses personal information through its website and AI-powered services, including its language model platform.
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Oct 2026 · SiliconANGLENews article
Cohere unveils North 2, an overhaul of its enterprise AI-agent platform, with redesigned orchestration and controls that cap token spending. The system handles multistep tasks, retains agent memory, supports shared skills and company-wide workflows, and can generate slide decks, dashboards or lightweight apps from natural-language requests. Administrators can track and limit usage by user or agent and apply security guardrails; Bell Canada’s Bell Cyber and LG CNS are among its users.
Oct 2026 · SiliconANGLENews article
Cohere introduces North 2, an enterprise agent platform update that adds usage controls, persistent memory, and a redesigned orchestration system. Teams can build reusable agents and skills, share organizational knowledge libraries, and set quotas, rate limits, and token-spend limits with North Admin. The platform runs in the cloud, on premises, or in air-gapped environments, supports Cohere or customer-selected models, and adds agent-level security guardrails.
Oct 2026 · VentureBeatNews article
Cohere and Aleph Alpha sign a merger agreement that formalizes their April merger plan, with the combined company reportedly valued at $20 billion. The company plans to operate under Cohere’s brand, maintain dual headquarters in Berlin and Toronto, and turn Aleph Alpha’s Heidelberg headquarters into an AI research center, subject to regulatory approval. Cohere says it will also pursue a broader partnership with Schwarz Group.
Sep 2026 · SiliconAngleNews article