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Cohere and the University of Toronto have entered a multi-year partnership to integrate Cohere’s enterprise AI platform, North, into the university's technical infrastructure. This collaboration aims to support faculty, staff, and students by utilizing the platform as an orchestration layer for managing complex tasks, research, and university operations while ensuring data security. The initiative also supports the university’s AI Kitchen, a secure environment for evaluating and deploying AI tools.
Cohere has released Cohere Transcribe Arabic, an open-source, enterprise-grade automatic speech recognition (ASR) model. Built upon the company's 2B frontier ASR model, the new version is optimized for Arabic language nuances, including various regional dialects, code-switching, and bilingual Arabic-English speech. It is available under an Apache 2.0 license and is designed for high-throughput production environments. The model outperforms existing open-source alternatives on the Open Universal Arabic ASR leaderboard, achieving a word error rate of 25.87.
Cohere is expanding its research and development presence in London by moving to a new 14,000-square-foot office at 100 New Oxford Street. This expansion nearly triples the company's existing UK workspace, creating capacity for up to 100 personnel. The move is intended to support the company's research, engineering, and commercial operations within Europe, further developing its sovereign AI capabilities for regional clients in regulated industries such as finance, healthcare, and the public sector.