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LTC found a business in translation’s unfinished paperwork
The Language Technology Centre built software for the quotes, handoffs and invoices that surround every multilingual project. Its history runs from a linguist’s consultancy to a translation company that became both owner and customer.
RWS Has Spent 68 Years Teaching Machines That Words Are the Easy Part
The patent translator from Maidenhead now wants to become the cultural control layer for enterprise AI. A £690 million business, one trillion machine-translated words and a painful 2025 reset show both the promise and the price of that ambition.
XTM Wants to Turn Translation’s Messy Middle Into Software
The 24-year-old localization company has grown from a cloud translation manager into a six-product platform. Its wager is that enterprises need orchestration and governance more than another translate button.
Language IO Wants One Support Team to Speak 150 Languages - Without Hiring 150 Teams
The Wyoming software company is betting that multilingual customer service should be infrastructure, not a staffing puzzle. Its proof is hiding in the help desk: fewer language silos, faster replies and, for some customers, sharply lower costs.
Prosa.ai
Prosa.ai is an Indonesian deep-tech company that builds natural language processing and speech technology for Bahasa Indonesia. Founded in 2018 by ITB academics and an industry veteran, it develops NLP APIs, speech-to-text and text-to-speech engines, voice biometrics, chatbots and analytics that let banks, insurers, government agencies and enterprises understand and act on Indonesian-language text and voice data - a market largely underserved by global AI providers.
KUDO
KUDO is a New York-based language technology company that delivers real-time speech translation and interpretation for online, in-person, and hybrid meetings and events. It pairs a global network of roughly 12,000 professional human interpreters with its own patented AI speech-to-speech translation engine, letting people speak and be understood across more than 200 spoken and sign languages on platforms like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Webex.