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Aidan Gomez says Cohere won't get into the business of making chips

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Cohere, a Toronto-based AI developer, will not be entering the chip manufacturing space, according to CEO Aidan Gomez. This diverges from competitors like OpenAI and Anthropic who are actively pursuing in-house silicon development to optimize performance and reduce reliance on Nvidia's dominant market share. By focusing elsewhere, Cohere aims to establish itself as a leading independent AI provider, recently announcing a business combination with Aleph Alpha to expand its reach and workforce.

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