CAMB.AI launches Georgian to Polish translation powered by BOLI AI

Additional Context

The launch of the Georgian-to-Polish translation tool follows a period of rapid product expansion and strategic partnerships for CAMB.AI. In early 2026, the company achieved a milestone by providing live and on-demand subtitling for the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games through a partnership with Eurovision Sport, as reported by CAMB.AI in January 2026. This collaboration utilized the company's MARS and BOLI models to handle high-stakes, real-time sports broadcasting. Furthermore, in March 2026, CAMB.AI unveiled MARS8, a new family of text-to-speech architectures designed to allow enterprises to run voice AI on their own infrastructure for improved speed and privacy. Industry momentum for AI localization has accelerated significantly throughout late 2025 and 2026. Per CAMB.AI and broadcast industry reports from late 2025, the company's technology was used to power the world’s first AI-dubbed IMAX feature film and the first European football match featuring AI-translated commentary for Ligue 1. Beyond cinema and sports, the company has expanded its footprint in the APAC region, opening a Tokyo office in late 2025 led by former DAZN Japan President Takashi Nakamura. This move aligns with a broader market trend where, according to Business Research Insights in 2026, the global video localization market is valued at approximately $4.02 billion and is expected to grow. Competitive pressure remains high as rivals like HeyGen, ElevenLabs, and Deepdub also target segments of the streaming and media market. According to recent 2026 industry comparisons from HeyGen, while competitors focus on avatar generation or voice quality for short-form clips, CAMB.AI has carved out a niche in real-time, broadcast-grade dubbing for live events. Integration with major cloud providers has also been a key strategy; CAMB.AI remains the only voice model available on both AWS Bedrock and Google Cloud's Vertex AI as of 2025 reporting, facilitating enterprise-scale deployment for global media giants like Comcast NBCUniversal.