[CEO of Nvidia-backed AI startup Cohere: Computing power supply remains severely insufficient; we are fighting for computing resources every day] Odaily Planet Daily reports that Aidan Gomez, CEO of Nvidia-backed Canadian AI startup Cohere, stated in an interview in Tokyo that despite market concerns about an oversupply of AI data centers, the company is currently facing a severe shortage of computing power, needing to fight for the computing resources required to train and run AI models every day. Gomez stated that Cohere does not have its own data centers and mainly relies on cloud service providers such as Microsoft Azure and CoreWeave for computing power, and still needs more energy, infrastructure, and chip support. He hopes that AI infrastructure construction will continue to advance to alleviate supply pressure. In addition, Cohere is collaborating with Nvidia to develop custom AI models optimized for its chip platform. Regarding the recent disclosure of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's extramarital affair, Gomez described it as a very unfortunate event, and stated that if Huang is forced to resign as a result, it will have a significant impact on Nvidia. (Bloomberg)