Canadian AI lab Cohere moves to buy AI cybersecurity startup AISLE
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- ✓Canadian AI lab Cohere said on Thursday it signed a letter of intent to buy cybersecurity startup AISLE.
- ✓The deal aims to boost threat detection for enterprise clients.
- ✓Cohere said, "Increasingly capable AI systems are transforming both cybersecurity and the threats organizations face." This move follows their $20 billion merger.
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- BUSINESS
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- The Economic Times
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- 2 Minute(s)
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- India Economy
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Cohere has taken a significant step in the cybersecurity arena by signing a letter of intent to acquire AISLE, an AI-driven startup focused on detecting software vulnerabilities. This move comes after Cohere's substantial $20 billion merger with Aleph Alpha. By integrating AISLE's capabilities, the aim is to elevate cybersecurity measures for both enterprise and public sectors, enhancing their threat detection potential.
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Canadian AI lab Cohere said on Thursday it had signed a letter of intent to buy AISLE, a San Francisco-based cybersecurity startup that uses AI to detect vulnerabilities in software.
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