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Bell, Coveo Launch Sovereign AI Partnership

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Bell Canada and Coveo have formed a sovereign artificial intelligence partnership to modernize digital services across Canadian governments and regulated sectors. The collaboration combines Coveo’s AI-Relevance Platform with Bell AI Fabric, supported by national fibre networks, data centres, cloud systems, and integration services.

Bell subsidiary Ateko will oversee implementation and governance advisory. The initiative keeps sensitive data and AI operations within Canada under domestic law. Coveo previously signed an agreement with the Government of Canada to advance AI-powered public services.

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Ottawa Partners With Coveo to Modernize Government AI

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Coveo and the Government of Canada have signed a memorandum of understanding to accelerate artificial intelligence adoption across federal operations. The partnership will explore deploying AI-powered experiences using machine learning and large language models to modernize services, improve efficiency, and support Canada’s digital sovereignty.

Ministers Evan Solomon and Joel Lightbound said the collaboration emphasizes responsible, Canadian-built AI at scale, strengthening public services and domestic innovation. Coveo executive chairman Louis Têtu said the company’s AI-Relevance technology can deliver faster, more precise access to information for citizens and public servants nationwide services.

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Canada Invests $15.2M in Coveo to Boost AI Innovation and Job Creation

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The federal government has announced a $15.2 million contribution to Coveo through the Strategic Investment Fund to support AI innovation. The funding is part of Coveo’s $100 million project to enhance its platform with generative AI capabilities. This initiative is expected to create and maintain 590 skilled jobs and foster collaboration with Canadian universities and research institutes.

Minister François-Philippe Champagne emphasized that the project will bolster Canada’s leadership in AI, promoting long-term economic growth and new opportunities for workers. The project is a key part of Canada’s national AI strategy.

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