Computer-assisted translation

Translated Unveils Adaptive Machine Translation Service in 200 Languages

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Thursday, April 27, 2023

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Translated, a global leader in language translation, has announced a significant expansion of its machine translation services.

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Translated, a global leader in language translation, has announced a significant expansion of its machine translation services.
Previously supporting 56 languages, the company’s adaptive machine translation technology, ModernMT, now supports 200 languages, setting a new benchmark in the industry.
Our adaptive models empower professional translators to handle more content, while their corrections contribute to the continuous enhancement of machine translation quality across these languages.
For more information on Translated's groundbreaking adaptive machine translation service, visit www.modernmt.com
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Unbabel Launches MT-Telescope to Deeply Understand Machine Translation Performance

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Monday, August 2, 2021

Software, Technology, Internet, Computational linguistics, Computer-assisted translation, Machine translation, Academic disciplines, Science software, Artificial intelligence

Unbabel , an AI-powered Language Operations platform that helps businesses deliver multilingual support at scale, today announced the launch of MT-Telescope - a new tool that enables developers and users of Machine Translation (MT) systems to deeply analyze and understand MT quality performance.

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Unbabel , an AI-powered Language Operations platform that helps businesses deliver multilingual support at scale, today announced the launch of MT-Telescope - a new tool that enables developers and users of Machine Translation (MT) systems to deeply analyze and understand MT quality performance.
At Unbabel, we constantly work on developing, training, maintaining, and deploying MT systems at a rapid pace and to high quality standards.
This challenging need drives our research and development objectives, especially in the domain of quality analysis and evaluation, said Alon Lavie, VP of Language Technologies at Unbabel.
MT-Telescope takes this quality scoring a step further by exposing the underlying factors behind performance, and zooms into a fine-granularity analysis of translation accuracy down to individual words, terminology and sentences.

ECO V2 by Pangeanic: Deep Adaptive Machine Translation Document Translator and Anonymization Solution

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Thursday, May 6, 2021

Artificial intelligence applications, Computational linguistics, Computer-assisted translation, Machine translation, API, Articles, Technology, Science and technology

b'BOSTON, May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Operations for instant API machine translation and document processing began in early 2019, when the platform also merged Pangeanic\'s translation API.

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b'BOSTON, May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Operations for instant API machine translation and document processing began in early 2019, when the platform also merged Pangeanic\'s translation API.
ECO v2 upgrade includes Deep Adaptive Machine Translation - the next generation of AI adaptive systems which is proving to close the gap with human parity language.
Deep Adaptive captured academic attention after the publication of " A User Study of the Incremental Learning in NMT " in 2020.
With enterprise customers in mind, we are looking forward to linking to platforms requiring Deep Adaptive Machine Translation and anonymization services.

Outlook on the Language Service Global Market to 2025 - Increasing Online and Offline Content Volume is Driving Growth - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Thursday, April 1, 2021

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There are many segments which falls under language service industry such as translations, editing for authors, language interpretation, language education, computer assisted translations, terminology extractions, language localization, software localization and machine translations.

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There are many segments which falls under language service industry such as translations, editing for authors, language interpretation, language education, computer assisted translations, terminology extractions, language localization, software localization and machine translations.
The global language service market is expected to increase at high growth rates during the forecasted period (2021-2025).
The global language service market is supported by various growth drivers, such as increasing globalization, growing e-commerce, increasing online and offline content volume, etc.
Few new market trends are also provided such as, importance of video translation, demand for neural machine translation tools, etc.

Smart New Features and Capabilities Added to SDL Machine Translation

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Thursday, February 25, 2021

Finance, Data management, Professional services, Technology, Software, Translation, Artificial intelligence applications, Computational linguistics, Computer-assisted translation, RWS, Translation software, Machine translation, Science software

SDL, part of RWS Holdings plc, today announced that new smart features and capabilities have been added to its machine translation technology, including content insight, expanded options for adaptation, and automated quality assessment giving companies a smarter way to engage with and understand global audiences.

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SDL, part of RWS Holdings plc, today announced that new smart features and capabilities have been added to its machine translation technology, including content insight, expanded options for adaptation, and automated quality assessment giving companies a smarter way to engage with and understand global audiences.
New smart machine translation capabilities include:
Content insight: The machine translation software can automatically identify languages and extract meaning from documents, reports, emails, and social posts.
Our latest capabilities follow a long list of machine translation innovations dating back 25+ years, explains Azad Ootam, Chief Technology Officer, RWS.
SDL Machine Translation is an enterprise-grade solution that automatically translates content across 2,700 language combinations.

SYSTRAN Enhances Automated Professional Translation by Launching the First Catalog of Industry-Specific Translation Models

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Wednesday, January 27, 2021

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SAN DIEGO and PARIS, Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- SYSTRAN , the leader in neural machine translation technology, announces the launch of its new multilingual catalog of industry-specifictranslation models.

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SAN DIEGO and PARIS, Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- SYSTRAN , the leader in neural machine translation technology, announces the launch of its new multilingual catalog of industry-specifictranslation models.
These unique models are designed by acommunity of experts called 'trainers'owners, translators, linguists, universities, public organizations, etc.and offered in self-service to professional usersSMBs, translators, business ownersfacing the limitation of generic translation.
"We have been committed to the same goal for 50 years," said CEO of SYSTRAN, Jean Senellart.
"We believe that providing quality and customized translation is possiblethanks to the added value of humans, rather than the technology itself.

Unbabel Launches COMET, Blazing New Trail for Ultra-Accurate Machine Translation

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Tuesday, December 1, 2020

Unbabel , the AI-powered, human-refined translation platform that enables multilingual customer service at scale, today announced the release of COMET (Crosslingual Optimized Metric for Evaluation of Translation), an open-source neural framework and metric for Machine Translation (MT) evaluation that has been validated as a top performing metric by the 2020 Fifth Conference on Machine Translation (WMT20).

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Unbabel , the AI-powered, human-refined translation platform that enables multilingual customer service at scale, today announced the release of COMET (Crosslingual Optimized Metric for Evaluation of Translation), an open-source neural framework and metric for Machine Translation (MT) evaluation that has been validated as a top performing metric by the 2020 Fifth Conference on Machine Translation (WMT20).
COMET reduces the need for human review, enabling rapid assessment and deployment of accurate machine translation models for the benefit of Unbabels customer service customers.
COMET captures the meaning similarity between texts with enough granularity to accurately predict human experts' translation quality judgments.
Unbabel is deeply committed to maintaining its leadership in this space and removing the misconception that MT means low quality when it comes to translation.

Language I/O Releases Most Accurate Machine Translation Tool on the Market

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Thursday, October 29, 2020

Artificial intelligence applications, Computational linguistics, Computer-assisted translation, Science software, Artificial intelligence, Machine translation, Academic disciplines, Translation software

Language I/O's machine translation optimizer takes the best machine translation engines on the market and teaches them to recognize and then correctly translate this messy content.

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Language I/O's machine translation optimizer takes the best machine translation engines on the market and teaches them to recognize and then correctly translate this messy content.
"Some vendors in the multilingual customer service space hoard conversational content for the purpose of training neural MT (machine translation) engines.
The future of translation is conversational and Language I/O's proprietary machine translation optimization technology ensures that every conversation is understood.
Finally, we let customers decide whether to use professional human linguists, our machine translation optimizer, or a combination of the two.

Germany’s Federal Ministry of Health Awards HYKIST Project to AppTek to Equip Critical Care with Artificial Intelligence-Driven Automatic Speech Translation Technology

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Tuesday, October 27, 2020

Electronic design automation, Health, Technology, Hospitals, Audio, Video, Telecommunications, Software, Artificial intelligence applications, Computational linguistics, Computer-assisted translation, Machine translation, Language interpretation, Artificial intelligence, Articles, Health informatics, Assistive technology, Academic disciplines, Artificial intelligence in healthcare

By helping speech translation with communication to and from German, the project is designed to help healthcare providers improve critical care delivery for non-native speakers.

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By helping speech translation with communication to and from German, the project is designed to help healthcare providers improve critical care delivery for non-native speakers.
AppTek is honored to provide our automatic speech translation capability to deliver real-world change that benefits the global healthcare community.
The HYKIST project is an artificial intelligence-based, real-time automatic speech interpreting and translation system designed for language mediators to have more effective healthcare communications with non-German speaking patients.
The HYKIST project will enhance existing AI-enabled automatic speech translation language models to meet the robust requirements of the medical domain, thereby enabling accurate communication between German healthcare providers and critical care patients.

Machine Translation Market to Cross USD 1.5B by 2026; Global Market Insights, Inc.

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Wednesday, October 21, 2020

Machine translation, Artificial intelligence applications, Computational linguistics, Computer-assisted translation, Hybrid machine translation, Articles, Translation, Academic disciplines, Science software

SELBYVILLE, Del., Oct. 21, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Global Market Insights, Inc. has recently added a new report on the machine translation market which estimates the market valuation for machine translation will cross US $1.5 billion by 2026.

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SELBYVILLE, Del., Oct. 21, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Global Market Insights, Inc. has recently added a new report on the machine translation market which estimates the market valuation for machine translation will cross US $1.5 billion by 2026.
Hybrid machine translation technology will witness growth during 2020 to 2026 with the demand for highly accurate, automated translation solutions.
Hybrid machine translation systems aim to overcome the failures of other translation systems in achieving a satisfactory level of accuracy.
The growing industrial sector in Asia Pacific will offer growth opportunities to the machine translation market.