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Feds to buy stake in Cohere via planned $7-billion Series E at $36-billion valuation

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The Government of Canada is investing $1.6 billion in the Canadian AI darling. The post Feds to buy stake in Cohere via planned $7-billion Series E at $36-billion valuation first appeared on BetaKit .

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