AI translation has transformed the way we communicate, breaking down language barriers in an unprecedented way. The sector’s global market size is projected to reach $12.3bn (€11.3bn) by 2026 — and big and small players alike are aiming to cash in. Among them, Cologne-based DeepL has been raising industry standards even compared to tech giants like Google Translate and Microsoft Translator. The startup was born from online dictionary Linguee and has grown fast since its founding in 2017 by Jarek Kutylowski, a computer scientist who’s also serving as the company’s CEO. “We’ve always been rivalling big companies. Born in Poland,…
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