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Fujitsu / Takane

Takane (2024 launch)

Original Japanese enterprise model co-developed with Cohere and launched through Fujitsu Kozuchi and DI PaaS. The launch does not pin a numbered checkpoint.

historicalClosed weightsText generation
Official documentation (opens in a new tab)Reviewed 14 Oct 2026
8 of 21 specification fields collected
Context windowNot collectedAwaiting source review
Maximum outputNot collectedAwaiting source review
Input billingNot collectedFujitsu Kozuchi / DI PaaS
Output billingNot collectedNo inferred price

Specifications

Provider-documented facts. “Not collected” means we have not verified that field yet, not that the feature is unsupported.

Context / input limit
Not collected
Maximum input tokens
Not collected
Maximum output
Not collected
Reasoning
Not collected
Tool calling
Not collected
Structured output
Not collected

Cohere describes producing JSON, HTML, Markdown and CSV. This does not verify schema-constrained decoding or a strict-output API.

Streaming
Not collected
Batch processing
Not collected
Fine-tuning
SupportedSource for Fine-tuning (opens in a new tab)

Provider-supported enterprise specialization. No self-service fine-tuning endpoint is established.

Knowledge cutoff
Not collected
Parameters
Not collected
Architecture
Not collected
Languages
Japanese, German, Chinese, PortugueseSource for Languages (opens in a new tab)

Examples confirmed by Cohere; Fujitsu reports ten languages in total, without enumerating all ten here.

Context caching
Not collected
Development partners
Fujitsu and CohereSource for Development partners (opens in a new tab)
Published price
Not collected

No numeric per-token price verified for this exact model. Enterprise service quotes and limited platform trials do not establish free production inference.

Base model
Cohere Command R+Source for Base model (opens in a new tab)

Derived enterprise model, not the unchanged public Command R+ checkpoint.

Customization options
Company-data fine-tuning and retrieval-augmented generationSource for Customization options (opens in a new tab)

Access & pricing

Prices belong to an endpoint and billing tier. A provider listing does not guarantee access for every account or region.

Fujitsu Kozuchi / DI PaaS

Provider source (opens in a new tab)
API model ID
Not collected

The published display name is not a verified API request selector. Tenant endpoint URLs and keys are issued by the provider.

Access
Historical launch offering for secure private enterprise deployments; exact original revision availability must be confirmed.
Regions
Service, contract and deployment determine location and access.

Endpoint pricing has not been collected. Check the provider for applicable rates.

Data & enterprise terms

Retention, training use, regional processing and enterprise terms have not been summarized for this endpoint.

Caching

Caching can reuse earlier input processing. Availability, lifetime and billing depend on the endpoint. A cache hit still generates a new response.

01 / INITIAL INPUTProcess & retain

The system processes eligible input and retains reusable state.

02 / LATER REQUESTCheck available state

Reuse depends on matching input, session state and the cache policy.

03 / CACHE HITReuse & generate

Reusing state can reduce repeated work. Any charges follow the billing rules below.

Fujitsu Kozuchi / DI PaaS

Not verified
How it works
Not collected
Minimum reusable input
Not collected
Lifetime & refresh
Not collected
How to enable it
Not collected
Usage fields
Not collected
Billing rules
Not collected
Limits & data boundaries
Not collected

No verified cache rate for this endpoint. An empty rate is not a zero charge.

What the measurements say

JSTS

Fujitsu · vendor-reported
0.93Pearson correlation

September 2024 launch table, as published by Fujitsu. Model snapshot and complete evaluation configuration are not pinned. Scores are proportions, not percentages; the provider labels JSQuAD as Accuracy. These are not independently reproduced or assigned to later Takane revisions.

Evaluation source (opens in a new tab)

JCoLA

Fujitsu · vendor-reported
0.84balanced accuracy

September 2024 launch table, as published by Fujitsu. Model snapshot and complete evaluation configuration are not pinned. Scores are proportions, not percentages; the provider labels JSQuAD as Accuracy. These are not independently reproduced or assigned to later Takane revisions.

Evaluation source (opens in a new tab)

JNLI

Fujitsu · vendor-reported
0.94balanced accuracy

September 2024 launch table, as published by Fujitsu. Model snapshot and complete evaluation configuration are not pinned. Scores are proportions, not percentages; the provider labels JSQuAD as Accuracy. These are not independently reproduced or assigned to later Takane revisions.

Evaluation source (opens in a new tab)

JCommonsenseQA

Fujitsu · vendor-reported
0.98exact match

September 2024 launch table, as published by Fujitsu. Model snapshot and complete evaluation configuration are not pinned. Scores are proportions, not percentages; the provider labels JSQuAD as Accuracy. These are not independently reproduced or assigned to later Takane revisions.

Evaluation source (opens in a new tab)

JSQuAD

Fujitsu · vendor-reported
0.93accuracy (provider label)

September 2024 launch table, as published by Fujitsu. Model snapshot and complete evaluation configuration are not pinned. Scores are proportions, not percentages; the provider labels JSQuAD as Accuracy. These are not independently reproduced or assigned to later Takane revisions.

Evaluation source (opens in a new tab)

JGLUE average

Fujitsu · vendor-reported
0.92aggregate score

September 2024 launch table, as published by Fujitsu. Model snapshot and complete evaluation configuration are not pinned. Scores are proportions, not percentages; the provider labels JSQuAD as Accuracy. These are not independently reproduced or assigned to later Takane revisions.

Evaluation source (opens in a new tab)

Latency and throughput depend on the host, request size, reasoning settings and load. There is no measured speed or global usage figure in this record.

The record behind the model

Why it is included

Takane is a Fujitsu-specific enterprise model developed with Cohere, offered through private services and deployments. No matching public Takane checkpoint release was verified. Classification is inferred for the named Takane product, not for public Command-family weights or every Fujitsu research model.

Classification evidence (opens in a new tab)

Lifecycle dates

Takane commercially launched30 Sept 2024Source (opens in a new tab)

Sources reviewed