Cohere moves to buy AI cybersecurity startup AISLE
Cohere moves to buy AI cybersecurity startup AISLE
Cohere moves to buy AI cybersecurity startup AISLE
The personal AI agent boom is giving Advanced Micro Devices and Intel new life after the companies spent years watching Nvidia and its GPUs dominate the artificial intelligence market. The central processing unit, or CPU, was once the primary workhorse of a computer server before Nvidia’s graphics processing units took center stage with the launch…
“It gives you the flexibility like no other product,” says Jenn Ruso, vice president and head of residential lending and distribution at the Toronto-based lender. Brokers must complete certification and onboarding before accessing Manulife’s full product suite. The lender resolved more than 100 broker and customer irritants in 2025. It also raised the loan-to-value ratio…
Government of Alberta data cited by Lurie shows a modest net provincial population increase of roughly 5,000 people between October and January, a marked deceleration from earlier boom-era growth, with international migration contracting. Statistics Canada’s Q4 2025 demographic estimates corroborate the trend, placing Alberta’s net interprovincial gain at 3,684 people in that quarter, down from 4,993…
It’s also translated into more opportunities in parts of the province that historically had fewer options. “There’s a lot more business in rural areas that we just never had,” Clarke said. “There’s a lot of options for refinancing, and I find a lot of people in these rural markets go right from the banks to…
The Swig Company has leased 44,000 square feet at The Mills Building to artificial intelligence platform Clay. The lease was announced two weeks after Swig refinanced the circa-1891 property at 220 Montgomery St. in San Francisco’s Financial District. “The Mills Building continues to attract companies seeking a workplace that reflects their culture and ambitions,” said Stacia Keisner, SVP of asset management…
The Trumps are being pulled back into the world of real estate. 1789 Capital, an investment firm that counts Donald Trump Jr. as a partner, recently closed a $1.2 billion real estate fund, Axios reported. The fund represents a departure for Omeed Malik’s firm, which has invested in technology, defense and manufacturing as core areas…