Unbabel in the news

Unbabel has raised $106 million across 16 funding rounds, attracting 35 investors including Y Combinator and Raymond Tonsing.

Unbabel, a Portuguese AI translation company, declared bankruptcy after receiving —13.3 million in public funds, with a creditors' meeting set for July 2nd to decide its future.

Portuguese AI company Unbabel has been declared insolvent despite receiving ‣13.3 million in public funding, with a creditors' meeting scheduled for July 2.

Unbabel's CEO predicts AI will surpass human translation in three years, as their AI and human-refined platform helps major brands communicate multilingually, and they've developed a brain-signal-to-language translation project called Halo.

Unbabel's AI language translation platform helps enterprises communicate with customers in multiple languages using machine learning and human editors.

Unbabel CEO Vasco Pedro stated the company has no immediate plans for an IPO or sale, preferring independent growth.

Unbabel launched Widn.AI, an AI-powered translation service using its Tower LLM, with its CEO predicting human translators will be obsolete in three years.

Unbabel introduced TowerLLM, an LLM specifically for translation, demonstrating superior performance over existing models in accuracy and cost-effectiveness.

Unbabel developed an AI-powered 'Halo' project that uses EMG and LLMs for silent, thought-to-text communication.

Unbabel acquired Bablic, an Israeli cloud-based translation service, to expand into website and app localization.

Unbabel acquired Bablic, a website localization company, to enhance its AI translation technology and expand its website adaptation capabilities for a global audience.

Unbabel combines AI and human expertise to provide a LangOps platform for multilingual customer support, enabling businesses to overcome language barriers and expand globally.