Microsoft
Interpreting
Microsoft Teams Introduces Bidirectional Translation for Interpreters
This new feature streamlines multilingual conversations without the need for additional interpreters or devices, and it allows interpreters to better manage non-encrypted Teams meetings without technical complications.
Sponsored
Balázs Kis on memoQ’s Evolution: Cloud, AI, and User-Centric Innovations
memoQ -
Discover how memoQ addresses data and cloud security and how Balázs Kis sees the future of translation technology.
Hameed Afssari: Localized Software for Everyone, Everywhere
Hameed Afssari:
Localized Software for Everyone, Everywhere
INTERVIEW BY CATHY MARTIN
BIRTHPLACE
Shiraz, Iran
UNIVERSITY
Wichita State University
FAVORITE PLACES VISITED
London (UK), Hyderabad (India), Deception Pass (US), Mecca and Medina (Saudi...
Spence Green An AI Vision For Localization
Supported By Lilt
Spence Green explains how his experience as a research scientist at Google Translate over a decade ago sparked a grand idea: use AI to make all products and services available in all the world’s languages. Cut to modern day, and his company LILT is hard at work towards that vision. Green spoke with MultiLingual about what’s next for LILT and where he sees the localization industry going.
Press Release
XL8 Joins Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub, Revolutionizing Language Translation
SAN JOSE, Calif. — XL8, a Silicon Valley tech company providing AI-powered machine translation technology, is excited to announce its acceptance into the prestigious...
Press Release
Microsoft partners with TAUS to provide domain-specific machine translation on Azure Marketplace
Microsoft and TAUS are proud to announce the launch of our latest feature for Custom Translator - domain-specific translation models! This new feature will allow customers to easily access pre-built custom models for specific industries and use cases.
Language
The Week in Review: March 3, 2023
An API for ChatGPT, a new and improved Microsoft Translator iOS app, and more.
Business
Straker reports strong growth in quarterly report
Straker Translations reported on Friday that it has earned $33 million NZD (19.37 million USD) in revenue during the first half of Fiscal Year...
Technology
UIUC partners with tech companies to improve speech recognition for individuals with disabilities
Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Apple may have competing interests, but they’ve recently found one thing to work together on: All five of these big tech companies have joined forces to support the Speech Accessibility Project at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC).
