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After June, Memsource will say goodbye to its free Personal edition. Signing up for the Personal edition is no longer possible. Current users of the Personal edition will be migrated to an extended free trial of the Team Start edition lasting 60 days.
Memsource, the AI-powered translation management system, has expanded its machine translation terminology feature, MT Glossaries, by adding support for Amazon, DeepL, and Rozetta Translate engines.
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Memsource, the AI-powered translation management system (TMS), is now also taking advantage of a local data center in the United States. This addition particularly caters to customers with compliance requirements to store their data in the United States.
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Memsource, the translation management system helping global companies translate efficiently, has expanded its list of fully managed engines by adding DeepL and Rozetta Translate. These engines are now available for a fixed flat fee for all subscribers to Memsource Translate, the platform’s machine translation management hub.
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