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Cohere Releases Command A+: A 218B Sparse MoE Model for Agentic Workflows That Runs on as Few as Two H100 GPUs

218B parameters. Two H100s. Cohere just made enterprise agentic AI radically cheaper to deploy.

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Why it matters

Cohere's Command A+ consolidates four models into one sparse MoE that dramatically reduces compute requirements for agentic workflows, challenging the inference cost economics that have favored smaller closed models. This is a direct shot at deployment efficiency—the real bottleneck for enterprises scaling AI agents.

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  1. 218B parameter Sparse Mixture-of-Experts model

  2. Runs on as few as two H100 GPUs at W4A4 quantization

  3. Consolidates four prior Command A variants into single model

  4. First multimodal reasoning model from Cohere

  5. Supports 48 languages

  6. Open-source release

  7. Designed for agentic workflows

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Publisher excerpt: Cohere releases Command A+, an open-source 218B Sparse Mixture-of-Experts model consolidating four prior Command A variants into one. It runs on as few as two H100 GPUs at W4A4 quantization, supports 48 languages, and is Cohere's first multimodal reasoning model.
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