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Canada and the EU announced strategic agreements, backed by EIB financing, to boost AI and critical mineral projects.
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What happened
Canada and the EU announced strategic agreements, backed by EIB financing, to boost AI and critical mineral projects.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
The entities involved
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Cohere
Canadian artificial intelligence company building foundational models
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Aleph Alpha
German artificial intelligence company
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European Investment Bank
body of the European Union providing funding for projects fostering EU aims, both within and outside the EU
Related events
- Canada and Europe formed a new alliance, while Cohere planned a merger with Aleph Alpha, and Musk's Starlink disrupted Ukrainian operations.
- Canada invests in Cohere while positioning itself and the EU outside the US-China axis.
- CDIC negotiated equity funding for Cohere, with Mark Carney announcing the investment in Montréal.
- The Government of Canada and the European Investment Bank signed a Framework Agreement for investment at the EU-Canada Summit in Montréal.
- The European Investment Bank launched a strategic alliance covering AI and minerals, supporting Canadian critical minerals and EU Ukraine loans using Galileo.