Amazon Markets DIY Voice Translator While China’s Xiaomi Launches Pocket Translator
Amazon encourages end-users to build their own voice translation app, while Xiaomi adds to the growing list of portable translators in the market. Continue reading
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Lionbridge CEO John Fennelly Sees Language Industry at ‘Inflection Point’
On-stage interview with John Fennelly: Lionbridge CEO on Gengo acquisition and the nascent global market for language data, computer visualization, and other AI services. Continue reading
Slator 2019 Language Industry Market Report
Slator’s inaugural comprehensive language industry market report. It examines total market size, the 10 main end-buyer industries, competitive landscape, productivity tech, NMT and much more. Continue reading
Appen Spends Big on Data Annotation Platform Figure Eight in Preemptive Move
Appen pays up to USD 300m for automated data annotation platform Figure Eight, preempting an emerging threat to its crowd-based business model. Continue reading
Is Machine Translation Essential to U.S. National Security?
The US government is asking for public comment to determine whether a range of “emerging technologies,” including machine translation, are essential to national security and should be subject to... Continue reading
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Machine Translation Quality Estimation: Memsource’s Latest AI-powered Feature
Memsource has released a second AI-powered feature, Machine Translation Quality Continue reading
AI PARIS 2018: SYSTRAN & PERTIMM Win the Technology Award With Their Multilingual, Healthcare Virtual Agent
SYSTRAN, a leader in multilingual AI, has won the Technology Award at AI Paris 2018, along with their partner PERTIMM, an expert in Business Semantics research. Continue reading
Natural Language Processing and Neural Machine Translation Figure Prominently in Amazon Research Awards
Amazon’s third Amazon Research Awards picked 49 out of over 800 submissions and will be awarding research groups up to USD 80,000 each for their projects. Six submissions directly relate to... Continue reading
This Was SlatorCon London 2018: M&A, NMT, Transcreation, Media and Game Loc
More than 80 language industry leaders, 6 presentations, a lively panel debate and extended networking opportunities; SlatorCon London 2018 again assembled some of the most important names in the... Continue reading
How Language Technologies Can Open Up the Localization Supply Chain
As language service providers expand across more of the localization supply chain, language technologies can be barriers for LSPs to these growth segments. Customer segmentation and industry... Continue reading
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uTranslated Put out of Business by Machine Translation’s ‘Sheer Convenience’
Pittsburgh startup uTranslated’s attempt at disintermediating the project management portion of the language industry supply chain was no match to what CEO John Frazier calls the “sheer,... Continue reading
Appen Outperforms in 2017, Breaks Through Billion Dollar Valuation
Appen delivers yet another stellar year with strong revenue and profit growth, lower expense ratio, and improved operating margins. Recent acquisitions appear to work well. Strong performance... Continue reading
The Most Important Trends in Translation Technology for 2018
Can machines become as good as humans in natural language? Are CAT tools getting far too complicated? Will users increasingly grow comfortable with sacrificing data privacy for personalized... Continue reading
Memsource to Release First Feature Powered by Artificial Intelligence
Memsource will release the first feature powered by newly developed artificial intelligence technology. The AI-powered Non-translatables feature will be available as an option in the Enterprise... Continue reading
Investors Shovel Millions into Natural Language Processing
Natural language processing startups and more established players pick up millions of investment as investors’ interest in anything related to AI continues unabated. Continue reading
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