The combined group will serve customers across education, government, international organisations and professional certification programmes throughout Europe, North America and other global markets.
The exam completion helps confirm that the platform's security and confidentiality controls have operated effectively over time; an important assurance for organizations coordinating services with highly sensitive information.
Frenchside’s new Bill 96 service formalizes rising demand for Quebec‑compliant translation, signaling stricter enforcement and expanding opportunities in regulated Canadian language services.
The launch underscores Alconost’s shift toward deeper in‑house tooling, expanding its role from service provider to a company actively shaping practical AI workflows for localization teams.
Legal Studio by Park IP is an AI-enabled platform that manages patent and intellectual property work at enterprise scale across patent families and global portfolios.
Built in partnership with Cohere, Language Weaver Pro, the 100+ billion parameter model, is RWS’s most advanced AI translation solution that sits at the heart of its language Intelligence capabilities.
The collaboration reflects the multistakeholder spirit of the Global Action Plan of IDIL2022-2032, recognizing the growing importance of private organizations and civil society in language preservation and revitalization efforts worldwide.
With the multilingual release, every user on a global IntelAgree deployment can work within their own language and maintain the terminology their company already uses.
The report draws on insights from language professionals, language companies, academics, and more across 18 African nations to provide a data-driven snapshot of the current state of the African language services market.
This year's survey data captures the industry's shift in demand and expectations for AI in translation in detail, from how many languages are now in the room to how buyers decide what to use.
The summit is free to attend live. On-demand presentations open at 10 AM CEST each day and remain available for 24 hours, so you can watch on your own schedule.
This week’s stories reveal a quiet but powerful shift: organizations aren’t just deploying language technology, they’re defining who has the authority to speak, interpret, decide, and be understood.
The newly released platform is built on the idea that automation handles the repetitive, rule-based checks, while humans focus on nuance, context, and cultural fit.
Sara's winning pitch of XTM Go is a risk-aware translation gateway built for the invisible translation demand, tackling one of enterprise localization's most consequential blind spots.
The goal is to ensure that 60 per cent of international and out-of-province students demonstrate a Level 4 on the Quebec Scale of French Proficiency Levels by the time they graduate.
As LocWorld transitions into new ownership, LocWorld55 Dublin demonstrated that the conference’s core values of practical knowledge‑sharing, inclusive networking, and respect for the professionals remain firmly intact.
With Lia Live, Acolad continues to redefine multilingual communication by combining technology and human expertise to help organizations communicate more effectively across languages, channels, and markets.
The announcement marks a significant evolution for Into23, building on its localization and language-services helping enterprises manage multilingual content, AI data, and voice production at a global scale.
With the introduction of live multilingual polling and captions within Microsoft PowerPoint, Events.Studio takes another step toward making meetings more accessible, interactive, and efficient.
The ruling reinforces New Brunswick’s constitutional commitment to linguistic equality, strengthening protections for francophone communities and affirming that public institutions must reflect said bilingualism.
The publication comes at a time when organizations across industries are evaluating how AI can help translate more content, support more languages, and reach global audiences more efficiently.
Across legal, healthcare, and global content operations, this week shows an industry moving toward hybrid systems where AI handles scale and humans anchor quality, governance, and trust.
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