
Aidan Gomez
Aidan Gomez is the co-founder and CEO of Cohere Inc., a Canadian startup specializing in artificial intelligence technology for enterprise clients. With a strong conviction for building Canadian businesses, he has been vocal about the importance of retaining talent and investments within Canada, urging fellow founders to resist the allure of U.S. capital. Gomez has a background in AI and previously interned at Google, where he recognized the presence of many Canadian talents in the field. He has been instrumental in advocating for Canada's technological sovereignty and has emphasized the need for a nationalistic approach to foster innovation within the country.
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Aidan Gomez is associated with Cohere and attended the All In AI conference.
Canada’s AI strategy is set to fail before it even launches
Co-founder and chief executive officer Aidan Gomez has said that Cohere’s gross margins are more akin to a traditional software-as-a-service company.
Cohere beats forecast with $240-million in annual recurring revenueAidan Gomez is a co-founder of Cohere Inc., which invested in Dominion Dynamics.
Dominion Dynamics, vying to become Canadian defence ‘neoprime,’ raises $21-million led by GeorgianAidan Gomez is the founder of Cohere, a company that builds AI solutions.
Cultivating intelligence: Why Canada must grow, not just import, AIAidan Gomez is the CEO of Cohere Inc.
Ottawa launches AI task force, moves up deadline to deliver updated national strategyAidan Gomez is the CEO and one of the founders of Cohere.
Cohere president Martin Kon steps down, moves into advisory roleCohere CEO Aidan Gomez referred to concerns about the existential risks of AI.
Government jobs are more vulnerable to disruption by AI, study showsAidan Gomez is the co-founder and chief executive officer of Cohere, which signed a memorandum of understanding with the federal government to bring AI to the public service.
Cohere, Ottawa sign non-binding agreement on government AI usesAidan Gomez, co-founder of AI firm Cohere, stated that more than 90 per cent of the company’s revenue came from outside Canada as of last year.
Bell and Cohere partner to sell AI tools to governments, businessesCohere co-founder and CEO Aidan Gomez stated that bringing cutting-edge compute to Canadian soil will empower more Canadian researchers and startups.
CoreWeave to operate AI data centre in Cambridge, Ont., with Cohere as customerCohere CEO Aidan Gomez said Canadian tech founders need to build their businesses at home instead of moving to the U.S.
Cohere to Canada’s tech industry: stay and grow at home



























