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Who Gets to Build the Frontier for AI | Cohere

Cohere announced the initial close of a Series E round targeting up to CAD $7 billion, led by Schwarz Group with backing from NVIDIA, the Government of Canada and others, to build a frontier AI company outside the U.S. and China offering secure, controllable platforms and cyber defense.

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  • Cohere announced the initial close of its Series E round targeting up to CAD $7 billion, led by Schwarz Group with participation from NVIDIA, the Government of Canada and other new and returning investors.
  • Cohere argues against "frontier fatalism," the idea that only two countries and a handful of companies can lead at the frontier, and calls for more democratic-world builders.
  • Cybersecurity illustrates the value of domain frontiers: a specialized system found 18 of the 24 vulnerabilities fixed in curl's October release, and domain work feeds back into general models.
  • Cohere compares its ambition to Airbus challenging Boeing, citing patient investment, a differentiated approach and allied partners as ways to shift a seemingly settled market.

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