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Language Technology Landscape Conference 2025
APR
Tue
15
09:00 - 12:00

This was 11 months ago

Location

Online

Programmes
AI Continent

The Language Technology Landscape Conference disseminates the findings from the Market Study conducted by Nimdzi Insights.

Nimdzi Insights and its partners are conducting a comprehensive Market Study on Language Technologies for the European Commission to assess the development, quality, and global impact of language technologies globally and in Europe. The Language Technology Landscape Conference will present the results of a two-year study, highlighting trends in the language technology market with a focus on foundational, text-based, and speech-based language technologies. This half-day online event will be hosted on WebEx, with keynote speakers from the European Commission and Nimdzi Insights, as well as guest appearances from the buyer and technology provider sides.

For more information and to register for the event, please visit the event website.

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