AI language services and tech agency, Lilt, raises USD 55m in series C funding led by Four Rivers, with new investors Sorenson Capital, Clear Ventures, and Wipro Ventures.
Lionbridge acquires former crowdsourcing translation startup Gengo in bid to boost AI training data and services business.
Exclusive data and insights from Slator’s 2022 Language Industry Market Report; US language space heats up as Lilt and Jeenie announce multimillion-dollar funding rounds.
Translation technology startup Lilt has hired former Lionbridge Chief Sales Officer Paula Shannon as Advisor. The move follows the company’s decision to begin offering services.
From technology, markets, and M&A to investment and the competitive landscape, the language industry leaders we interviewed in 2018 commented on a wide range of issues - here are our top picks.
With 70% of respondents reporting that less than half of their customer touchpoints are multilingual, the Global Experience is fragmented and in need of more enterprise support.
Annual Conference Brings Together the People, Products, and Processes Igniting the Global Customer Experience Revolution.
New Lilt Report Identifies Top Localization Trends for 2021 and Beyond
SlatorCon Remote May 2021 covers upcoming supercycle of tech-enabled growth, lucrative data business, strategies around recruitment and e-commerce, and much more.
How risky are machine translation and other natural language processing applications? “First AI legislation on the planet” aims to mitigate risk. Violators may face significant fines for breach.
Lilt CEO Spence Green joins SlatorPod to talk about the path to becoming an enterprise-scale AI agency, improving predictive translation, and why the speed of light may sometimes be too slow.
November 2020 paper by University of Zurich and Lilt researchers measures how text presentation impacts translation quality via three tasks: copying, identifying errors, and revision.
The partnership between Lilt and Women in Localization enables W.L. to expand its global impact and establish a foundation for continued growth.
Lilt’s annual conference Ascend 2020 is a chance for thought leaders within and beyond the localization industry to come together and connect. Here are a few reasons why you should attend Ascend 2020.
Analysis of RWS’ decision to acquire 7-year old Irish machine translation startup Iconic for USD 20m or up to 16-times revenue.
Tech-enabled LSP Lilt raised USD 25m just in time before Covid-19 disruption. CEO Spence Green talks about how they plan to expand within the enterprise and which MT trends excite him most.
Director of Localization at ASICS Digital explains how a human-machine translation pilot project became standard operating procedure and why a TMS should be independent of a language service provider.
Download the Slator 2019 Language Industry M&A and Funding Report — an in-depth summary and analysis of the 60 language industry M&A and 15 start-up and tech funding rounds.
SlatorCon toured three global cities across Europe and the US in 2019 and featured 28 speakers representing the full breadth of the language industry.
EasyTranslate names a CMO; lingoking, a CTO; Lilt, a Director of Services; Vistatec, a Director of Sales and a Strategic Accounts Director; and Summa Linguae, a Nordic Sales Manager.
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