Cohere CEO: Severe Shortage of Computing Power, Reliance on Cloud Services for Resources

Cohere CEO Aidan Gomez stated that the company is facing a severe shortage of computing power, struggling daily to secure the computational resources needed to train and run AI models. Despite market concerns about an oversupply of AI data centers, Cohere has not built its own data center and primarily relies on cloud service providers like Microsoft Azure and CoreWeave for computing power. Gomez emphasized that Cohere needs more energy, infrastructure, and chip support, and hopes that the construction of AI infrastructure continues to advance to alleviate supply pressures. Cohere is collaborating with NVIDIA to develop custom AI models optimized for its chip platform. Regarding NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's extramarital affair, Gomez described it as very unfortunate and pointed out that if Huang were forced to resign as a result, it would have a significant impact on NVIDIA.

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