Don’t sleep on Cohere: Command A Reasoning, its first reasoning model, is built for enterprise customer service and more
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Summary
Canadian start-up Cohere, co-founded by former Transformer paper author Aidan Gomez, has released its first large language model (LLM), Command A Reasoning, a text-only model that supports up to 256,000 tokens on multi-GPU setups and is tuned for enterprises with sprawling document libraries, long email chains and workflows that can’t afford hallucinations, and can handle multilingual benchmarks.
It supports 23 languages out of the box, and is a key selling point as it can be easily integrated into multimodal models and tools, making it a flexible choice for enterprises.
SAP SE and Cohere are collaborating to enhance SAP’s generative AI capabilities, offering customizable applications that can be tailored to specific enterprise needs.
The model is available on the Cohere platform and for research use on Hugging Face, with commercial and private deployment available by contacting Cohere’s sales team, though the company does not publicly list its pricing, instead offering bespoke pricing.