CAMB.AI launches free Georgian to Romanian translation powered by BOLI model

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CAMB.AI has significantly scaled its market presence in early 2026, pivoting from pure text translation to real-time audio and video localization. Per sports and tech reporting in early 2026, the company’s BOLI model, alongside its MARS8 family of text-to-speech architectures, has been deployed for high-profile live events. For instance, CAMB.AI partnered with Eurovision Sport in March 2026 to provide live and on-demand subtitling for the Milano Cortina Paralympic Winter Games. This followed a January 2026 milestone where the company provided the first-ever AI-translated Italian commentary for a European football match (the Trophée des Champions). Financial and infrastructure growth has supported this technical expansion. Following an $11 million Pre-Series A round in early 2025, bringing total funding to $15.5 million, CAMB.AI has established itself as the sole voice model available on both AWS Bedrock and Google Cloud’s Vertex AI, according to Comcast NBCUniversal SportsTech. This cross-cloud availability allows the BOLI model to be integrated directly into enterprise VPC environments for secure, low-latency processing. By 2026, the company supports over 150 languages and dialects, including critically underserved ones, positioning it as a specialized alternative to general-purpose transcription models like OpenAI’s Whisper. Industry-wide, the AI dubbing and localization market is projected to reach approximately $2 billion in 2026, per industry analysts at Kapwing. This growth is driven by major platforms like YouTube and Netflix adopting automated dubbing to increase global watch time and ad revenue. As data from Perso AI suggests that top-tier creators already dub into an average of 15 languages, tools like the Georgian-to-Romanian translator act as an onramp for broadcasters to reach multi-polar, multi-vertical audiences that were previously cost-prohibitive to serve.