CUBE’s expert-checked regulatory intelligence will be integrated into Thomson Reuters CoCounsel Legal, bringing laws, rules and regulatory developments alongside Westlaw, Practical Law and Reuters content.

The integration links CoCounsel Legal’s AI agents with CUBE’s regulatory AI agents, so users can ask regulatory questions without having to ingest, structure or maintain the underlying data.

Thomson Reuters says the integration is intended to give legal professionals—especially those working across borders—a fuller view of the rules and developments that shape how laws apply in practice.

CUBE’s intelligence covers more than 12,000 issuing bodies across 750 jurisdictions and draws on support from 250 subject matter experts; CUBE says 24 of the world’s 29 Global Systemically Important Banks use its services.

In an internal benchmark conducted in August 2026, CUBE said its Powered By offering found three to four times more essential regulation than two competing AI models, and six to 17 times more regulatory guidance, codes and supervisory material.

The benchmark used 13 queries about the UK, Spain and the UAE and an answer key based on 1,647 regulatory books maintained by CUBE experts; each query was submitted once, and the results were not independently tested.

The announcement disclosed no financial terms, fees or expected revenue for Thomson Reuters, and the benchmark figures were self-reported by CUBE.

The collaboration is designed to serve up to 1 million legal professionals and expand regulatory intelligence resources for global legal and compliance teams.