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到2031年，超过1 500个加拿大就业和4亿加元投资
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2026年10月30日Cohere 称表示，其始于2024年的加拿大多年投资努力，现在预计将创造超过1500个在加拿大的就业机会，并在2031年之前提供超过40亿加元的研发和AI基础设施投资。
在公司的一份公告中，Cohere 称大约1 000个角色将是高技能的技术职位，跨越AI研究、工程、产品开发、基础设施和部署，投资分散在多个省份。 称公司的承诺旨在扩大加拿大建设和部署先进AI的能力，同时在它创立的国家支撑其下一阶段的全球增长。 Cohere成立于多伦多，为企业和政府建立了安全的AI系统。
Cohere 称旨在解决加拿大AI研究实力与将该工作转化为国内产品、企业和就业之间的长期差距。 没有获得人才，基础设施和通往市场的路线，称公司，加拿大公司和工人期待在其他地方成长。
联邦股权投资
Cohere在2026年10月29日加拿大政府宣布承诺对公司进行高达16亿美元的股权投资后宣布。 总理办公室在Montréal发布的公告描述了与包括NVIDIA、Bell和Schwarz集团在内的私人投资者一起进行的商业投资。 投资将分阶段进行，定期汇报Cohere在履行承诺方面取得的进展，包括在加拿大的就业和投资。
根据发布中的规定，Cohere到2030年将至少创造1000个新的高薪加拿大技术岗位，到2030年将至少承诺17亿美元用于加拿大新增的计算基础设施。 该公司还将维持其加拿大公司和总部，投资于学生和最近毕业的学生的研究伙伴关系和机会，并继续与加拿大AI安全研究所合作。
“Cohere的成功符合我们的利益，现在所有加拿大人都将在这一成功中占有一席之地。” 政府希望加拿大公司在加拿大成长、建设和创造良好就业机会。 Cohere联合创始人兼首席执行官艾丹·戈麦斯(Aidan Gomez 称)投资扩展公司吸引世界一流人才和建设来自加拿大的前沿AI系统的能力。
发行者快速的事实指出，Cohere最近与Aleph Alpha 带来合并，加之加拿大和德国AI的专业知识，NVIDIA和施瓦兹集团在融资回合的投资加强了Cohere的国际伙伴关系。
大学伙伴关系和学生角色
Cohere 称计划到2029年将超过250个付费的学生角色，以及一个大学和研究伙伴关系的全国网络，从最近宣布与多伦多大学和滑铁卢大学的合作开始，并基于与Amii，矢量研究所和Mila的现有关系。
2026年7月16日，多伦多大学宣布多年合作，Cohere的北方代理AI平台将在即将到来的全企业AI平台内充当管弦乐层。 大学称它的AI Kitchen为AI项目，包括带有Cohere的项目提供安全环境，目前处于发布前期阶段。 T的U注意到Cohere由前学生艾丹·戈麦斯，尼克·弗洛斯特和伊万·张于2019年创立。 Cohere与多伦多大学有着加拿大的深厚渊源
2026年8月6日，滑铁卢大学宣布分校，Cohere正投资其未来工作学院，以开发AI转型与变革管理证书，这是围绕实践学习和工作场所经验构建的非信用计划。 2026年秋季的证书发布，第一组预定于2027年1月开始使用20个专用合作岗位。
Cohere还指出，已经进行了投资，包括与Bell AI Fabric建立3.09亿加元的GPU云型伙伴关系，即称公司使其模型能够运行在加拿大主权基础设施上。
国家战略目标和收养差距
Cohere将承诺与加拿大国家人工智能战略(AI for All)挂钩，后者通过2031年AI的通过，设定了高达25万个新工作的目标，GDP增长了3%，从劳动生产率中接近2000亿美元，到2034年将企业AI的通过率从12%提高到60%. 战略的第五个支柱是“扩大加拿大冠军”，称 Canada将在其最佳技术公司中承担股权，并设立一个5亿美元的加拿大技术增长基金。 该战略还将2019年在多伦多成立的Cohere命名为世界领先企业AI公司，在AI前沿运营。
加拿大统计局于2025年6月16日报告说，12.2%的企业在其2025年第二季度调查前的12个月里使用AI生产商品或提供服务，而2024年第二季度为6.1%.
加拿大银行副行长Michelle Alexopoulos 称 AI在加拿大的领养正在蒸蒸日上，她的称认为，由于生产率决定了世界银行对未来经济增长的估计，AI提高生产率的潜力对于货币政策决策很重要。
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Cohere Projects Over 1,500 Canadian Jobs and C$4 Billion Investment by 2031
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Cohere said on October 30, 2026 that its multi-year Canada investment effort, which began in 2024, is now expected to create more than 1,500 Canada-based jobs and deliver more than C$4 billion in research and development and AI infrastructure investment through 2031.
In a company announcement, Cohere said approximately 1,000 of the roles will be highly skilled technical positions spanning AI research, engineering, product development, infrastructure and deployment, with the investment spread across multiple provinces. The company said the commitment is designed to expand Canada’s capacity to build and deploy advanced AI while anchoring its next phase of global growth in the country where it was founded. Cohere, founded in Toronto, builds secure AI systems for businesses and governments.
Cohere said the effort is intended to address a long-standing gap between Canada’s AI research strength and the conversion of that work into domestic products, businesses and jobs. Without access to talent, infrastructure and routes to market, the company said, Canadian companies and workers look elsewhere to grow.
Federal Equity Investment
Cohere’s announcement followed the Government of Canada’s October 29, 2026 announcement of a commitment to make an equity investment of up to $1.6 billion in the company. The Prime Minister’s Office release, issued in Montréal, described a commercial investment made alongside private investors including NVIDIA, Bell and Schwarz Group. The investment will be made in stages, with regular reporting on Cohere’s progress against its commitments, including jobs and investment in Canada.
Under the terms set out in the release, Cohere will create at least 1,000 new high-paying Canadian technical jobs by 2030 and commit at least $1.7 billion to additional computing infrastructure in Canada by 2030. The company will also maintain its Canadian incorporation and headquarters, invest in research partnerships and opportunities for students and recent graduates, and continue working with the Canadian AI Safety Institute.
“It is in all our interests for Cohere to succeed, and now all Canadians will have a share in that success,” Prime Minister Mark Carney said in the release. Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation Evan Solomon said the government wants Canadian companies to grow, build and create good jobs in Canada. Cohere co-founder and chief executive officer Aidan Gomez said the investment expands the company’s ability to attract world-class talent and build frontier AI systems from Canada.
The release’s quick facts noted that Cohere’s recent merger with Aleph Alpha brings together Canadian and German AI expertise, and that the NVIDIA and Schwarz Group investments in the financing round strengthen Cohere’s international partnerships.
University Partnerships and Student Roles
Cohere said it plans more than 250 paid student roles by 2029 and a national network of university and research partnerships, beginning with recently announced collaborations with the University of Toronto and the University of Waterloo and building on existing relationships with Amii, the Vector Institute and Mila.
On July 16, 2026, the University of Toronto announced a multi-year partnership under which Cohere’s North agentic AI platform will serve as an orchestration layer within the university’s forthcoming enterprise-wide AI platform. The university said its AI Kitchen, which provides secure environments for AI projects including those with Cohere, is in a pre-launch phase. U of T noted that Cohere was founded in 2019 by former students Aidan Gomez, Nick Frosst and Ivan Zhang. “Cohere and the University of Toronto share deep Canadian roots and a commitment to strengthening Canada’s leadership in AI,” said Joelle Pineau, Cohere’s chief AI officer, in the university’s announcement.
On August 6, 2026, the University of Waterloo announced that Cohere is investing in its Future of Work Institute to develop an AI Transformation and Change Management certificate, a non-credit program built around hands-on learning and workplace experience. The certificate launches in fall 2026, and the first cohort is scheduled to start in January 2027 with 20 dedicated co-op positions.
Cohere also pointed to investments already underway, including a C$309 million GPU cloud partnership with Bell AI Fabric that the company said enables its models to run on sovereign Canadian infrastructure.
National Strategy Targets and the Adoption Gap
Cohere tied the commitment to Canada’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy, AI for All, which sets targets of up to 250,000 new jobs through AI adoption by 2031, a 3% increase in GDP representing nearly $200 billion from labour productivity, and raising business AI adoption from 12% to 60% by 2034. The strategy’s fifth pillar, Scaling Canadian Champions, says Canada will take equity stakes in its best technology companies and establish a $500 million Canadian Tech Growth Fund. The strategy also names Cohere, founded in Toronto in 2019, as a world-leading enterprise AI company operating at the frontier of AI.
Statistics Canada reported on June 16, 2025 that 12.2% of businesses used AI to produce goods or deliver services in the 12 months preceding its second-quarter 2025 survey, up from 6.1% in the second quarter of 2024.
In a May 13, 2026 speech, Bank of Canada External Deputy Governor Michelle Alexopoulos said AI adoption in Canada is gaining steam but remains uneven across sectors, with signs of small productivity gains emerging. She said that because productivity shapes the Bank’s estimates of future economic growth, AI’s potential to improve productivity is important for monetary policy decisions.
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