Companies & labs

Cohere

Canadian AI company building language models for businesses

20recordsFirst record 2021Latest Oct 15, 2026

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2026 10

Cohere, AISLE
Cohere announces plans to acquire security company AISLE

AISLE said that in its first year out of stealth it was assigned more than 500 CVEs across more than 100 codebases, and that it found all 12 vulnerabilities in OpenSSL's January security release and 18 of the 24 in curl'

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Cohere publishes experiments on grouping coding agents into teams

Company-reported, a single Sol agent at 52.1% rose to 61.8% once it worked as a team, and a team of a Sol lead with 16 Luna planners reached 61.8% for $155, about 30% of the cost of an all-Sol team that delegated every s

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Cohere releases Embed 5

A case of the competitive focus of embedding models moving from scores to operating costs. The design in which tiers share an embedding space aims to eliminate reindexing costs — the biggest barrier to switching models i

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Cohere releases North Small Translate 1.0 for machine translation

A case of a large open-weight MoE coming down from general purpose to the vertical task of translation, squarely targeting commercial translation services.

Cohere
Cohere releases decode megakernel serving engine for North Mini Code

A case showing that competition in inference optimization has moved down from schedulers and batching to the level of GPU kernel redesign.

Cohere
Cohere signs Section 1 of the EU AI Act Article 50 transparency code of practice

A non-EU lab signing on to transparency norms for AI-generated content. It is a voluntary tool and does not in itself replace legal compliance

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Cohere releases North Mini Code

A small open-weight coding agent model

Cohere
Cohere releases Command A+

Released a 200B-class MoE under Apache 2.0 while lowering the bar for on-premises deployment to 1–2 GPUs

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Cohere announces acquisition of and merger with Germany's Aleph Alpha

Consolidation of the North American and European sovereign AI camps. The end of independence for Aleph Alpha, once Europe's flagship lab

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Cohere releases Cohere Transcribe

A lab centered on text LLMs released speech recognition under a fully open license

2025 6

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Cohere launches Rerank 4

Showed that, right after the view that embeddings have limits spread, the commercial importance of the reranking layer actually grew

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Cohere raises an extra $100 million at a $7 billion valuation

A rare case of AMD and NVIDIA coming in as investors together. Sidesteps the frontier race by positioning itself on enterprise and sovereign AI

Shivalika Singh et al. (Cohere Labs and others)
Cohere Labs and others publish The Leaderboard Illusion

Demonstrated the structure of leaderboard overfitting. The reason Arena rankings should not be read as a direct measure of capability

Cohere
Cohere releases Embed v4

Commercial embedding competition moved beyond text search to long documents and mixed-modality search

Cohere
Cohere launches Embed 4

A commercial multimodal embedding that handles text, images and document screenshots in one model. The commercialization of the direction ColPali opened

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Cohere releases Command A

Hybrid architecture, 23 languages, specialized in RAG, grounding and tool use. A decentralized training approach using self-refinement and model merging

2024 1

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Cohere launches Rerank 3

The point at which rerankers were commercialized as a separate foundation-model product line. The two-stage structure settled in as the default architecture for RAG

2023 1

Miles Turpin et al. (NYU, Cohere, Anthropic)
Language Models Don't Always Say What They Think published

The starting point of the line of work challenging CoT faithfulness

2022 1

Niklas Muennighoff et al. (Hugging Face, Cohere)
Hugging Face and Cohere release MTEB

The common yardstick for the embedding model race. Its key conclusion: no embedding method dominates every task

2021 1

Nandan Thakur, Nils Reimers et al. (UKP Lab, Cohere)
Thakur, Reimers et al. present BEIR

A decisive rebuttal of the narrative that dense retrieval had beaten lexical retrieval. The practical grounds for hybrid search becoming the default