Releases

Cohere signed a letter of intent to acquire Prague-based AI security startup AISLE, whose autonomous scanners have found 500+ CVEs. AISLE CEO Ondrej Vlcek will lead a new Cohere Cyber unit, Jaya Baloo becomes Cohere's global CISO and Stanislav Fort leads AI security research. Terms were not disclosed; the deal has not closed.

Cohere researchers reported that well-organized agent teams improved ProgramBench results, and that a strong lead model coordinating lower-cost workers approached frontier performance at roughly 70% lower cost than an all-frontier team.

Open roles indexed from Cohere's careers site.

Cohere and PwC announced a global alliance, launching first in Canada, to combine Cohere North and enterprise models with PwC's risk, regulatory and transformation expertise for secure AI deployments.

Cohere launched North 2, a major upgrade to its secure enterprise agentic AI platform with a redesigned orchestration harness, reusable skills, libraries, memory, app creation, automations and expanded governance controls.

Cohere proposed RCP-nDCG@10 as a retrieval-quality measure designed to align more closely with human relevance judgments.

Cohere launched its fifth-generation frontier embedding models in Pro and Fast tiers.

Cohere opened a managed Compass Cloud private beta for retrieval-heavy and agentic applications.

Cohere and OpenText announced a partnership for secure agentic AI in government and regulated industries.

The companies signed an agreement to form a transatlantic sovereign-AI provider operating globally as Cohere, with headquarters and R&D in Canada and Germany; closing remained pending.

Cohere released a compact sovereign open-weight machine-translation model optimized for speed and cost.

Cohere established Parse as its document-intelligence model family for enterprise files.

Cohere introduced Parse for enterprise document intelligence across complex multimodal files.

Cohere signed the EU Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-Generated Content.

Cohere launched governed workflow orchestration in North with branching, approvals, schedules and model routing.

Cohere Labs documented the Tiny Aya family and community applications for compact open multilingual AI.

Cohere released an open speech-recognition model tailored to Arabic languages and dialects.

Cohere established its compact North Small family with North Mini Code for developer workflows.

Cohere launched its first compact model built specifically for developer and coding workflows.

Cohere announced agreements to advance sovereign AI deployments with Indra Group and Multiverse Computing.

Cohere released Command A+, a 218B-total/25B-active MoE model for multilingual, multimodal reasoning and agentic work.

Cohere acquired biopharma AI specialist Reliant AI, adding its research team, biomedical datasets and domain technology to North for Pharma.

Cohere and Aleph Alpha announced plans to combine into a transatlantic sovereign-AI company operating as Cohere; completion remained subject to approvals.

Cohere entered speech recognition with the open Transcribe model family.

Cohere introduced an open-source speech-recognition model for accurate multilingual transcription.

Cohere and NVIDIA expanded technical work on efficient, privately deployable sovereign AI.

Cohere joined Aston Martin Aramco as official generative-AI partner to support engineering and business innovation.

Cohere launched Model Vault for dedicated, fully managed and isolated model inference.

Lower-bound adoption proxy based on four customer organizations named in the source: RBC, Ensemble Health Partners, SAP and Oracle.

Reported Cohere workforce in January 2026.

Cohere told investors in a February 2026 memo obtained by CNBC that it hit $240 million in annual recurring revenue in 2025, beating its $200 million target. Cohere declined to comment on the figure.

Cohere launched Rerank 4, its fourth-generation retrieval model family in Pro and Fast tiers.

Cohere and SAP expanded collaboration to offer sovereign AI solutions for European customers.

Cohere formalized a tiered program for cloud, consulting and strategic partners deploying enterprise AI.

Sacra estimates Cohere hit $150 million in annual recurring revenue in October 2025, up from $100 million in May 2025. Third-party estimate, not a company disclosure.

A second close added $100 million from BDC and Nexxus Capital Management, bringing Cohere's valuation to approximately $7 billion.

Cohere expanded work with AMD across model deployment, compute infrastructure and internal use of North.

Cohere released its first dedicated machine-translation model, supporting 23 languages and private deployments.

Cohere launched a controllable hybrid reasoning model for complex enterprise agents across 23 languages.

Cohere announced former Uber executive Francois Chadwick as chief financial officer alongside its funding round.

Radical Ventures and Inovia Capital co-led a $500 million financing with AMD, NVIDIA, PSP, Salesforce Ventures and HOOPP participating.

Cohere launched North broadly as its secure, customizable agentic AI platform for enterprises and governments.

Cohere released its first commercial multimodal Command model for enterprise document, chart, OCR and scene understanding.

Cohere and Bell partnered to deploy sovereign enterprise AI for telecommunications workloads in Canada.

Cohere announced work with the UK government to support secure AI adoption and public-sector productivity.

Cohere and the Government of Canada agreed to explore secure generative AI for public-sector operations.

Former Meta FAIR head Joelle Pineau joined Cohere as Chief AI Officer to lead research and model development.

Cohere reportedly crossed $100 million in annualized revenue in May 2025.

Cohere introduced Embed 4 for multimodal retrieval across text, images and complex enterprise documents in more than 100 languages.

Cohere released the 111B-parameter Command A, optimized for agents, RAG, tool use and multilingual enterprise workloads.