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  • Dubformer AI dubbing secures $3.6 million funding

    WILMINGTON- Dubformer, an innovative AI-driven dubbing technology, announced the successful closure of a $3.6 million seed funding round. Led by Almaz Capital, joined by key investors s16vc and FinSight, along with angel investors like Arul Menezes, founder of Microsoft Translator, and Funa Maduka, former head of International Original Film at Netflix.  This investment will drive the company’s mission to push the boundaries of emotional expression in AI dubbing and further enhance global media localization. Emotion Transfer, is a technology that enhances dubbing by transferring emotions rather than merely cloning voices.  The newly secured funding will be strategically directed toward three key areas of development, all aimed at improving Dubformer’s technology for professional media companies over the next two years. Including expanding professional solutions, improving translation technology, and engaging live dubbing for real-time broadcasts.  The funding will also enable Dubformer to strengthen its position in the competitive AI dubbing market. With experience delivering broadcast dubbing for industry giants like NBC Universal, and All3Media. “We’re also growing our client base, with significant contracts from major players that we can’t yet disclose publicly,” said Anton Dvorkovich, the CEO of Dubformer.  “We’re constantly developing new methods to bring AI dubbing closer to reality. Our Emotion Transfer technology has already proven its success, emphasizing emotionally resonant, natural dubbing that goes beyond simple voice cloning,” Dvorkovich said.  Now, the company is focusing on developing new features and preparing to launch broadcast AI dubbing, tailored specifically for media companies.  This funding brings support from industry leaders,  enabling Dubfromer to deliver scalable, cost-effective solutions that meet the evolving needs of the media industry. Since its launch, Dubformer has experienced rapid growth, averaging over 50% month-over-month. According to Dvorkovich, Dubformer’s rapid 50% month-over-month growth rate can be attributed to two  factors. The first being winning first place at the WMT competition for speech translation—outperforming major players like Google and ChatGPT—has solidified Dubformer’s credibility in the industry. Secondly, the company’s launch of a new professional studio product has been instrumental in accelerating growth. The tool, which blends human expertise with AI, has been quickly embraced by leading global studios for its ability to deliver high-quality dubbing.  The biggest growth opportunities will come from the surge in personalized, ad-supported content and media companies expanding into regions like MENA, Africa, and the Balkans. “Traditional localization methods are often too costly for these markets, but AI-driven dubbing makes it simpler and more affordable,” he said. Looking to the future, Dubformer sees exponential growth potential in the AI media localization space. “As global video production and consumption continue to rise, the demand for scalable, cost-effective dubbing solutions will grow.”

  • Photo from last year's Navigating Delaware Pathways summit which honored Superstars in Education and Training. (Photo courtesy of the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce)Delaware honors programs with ‘Superstars in Education and Training’ awards

    The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce and The Partnership, Inc. are recognizing outstanding programs that are shaping the state’s workforce with their annual Superstars in Education and Training awards. These honors highlight innovative educational programs that play a key role in developing the skilled workforce necessary to attract and retain businesses in Delaware. Since its inception in 1989, the awards program has recognized impactful initiatives that are helping to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills required for success in various industries. This year, the chamber has streamlined the application process to emphasize collaboration and measurable impact, with a new category introduced to honor corporate training programs. READ: Delaware sees record-breaking tourism numbers in 2023 In total, four awards will be presented to those who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to workforce development: one for an independent training and certificate provider, one for a higher education program, one for a corporate training program, and one for a Delaware high school. The awards will be presented during the second annual Navigating Delaware Pathways: An Education and Workforce Development Summit at Bally’s Dover Hotel & Casino on April 29. This year’s Superstars Pathways to Success (PTS) – Independent Training and Certificate Provider PTS has been empowering underserved Delaware students for nearly two decades. With a focus on mentorship, career readiness, and skills development, PTS helps students break the cycle of poverty and transition to higher education, the workforce, or the military. The program, which serves 400 students annually, focuses on customer service, teamwork, resume writing, leadership, and more, ensuring that students are prepared for long-term success. M. Davis & Sons Welding Training Program – Corporate Training Program For over 26 years, M. Davis & Sons has offered a welding training program that helps employees improve their skills and earn new certifications. This in-house, AWS-certified program is open to full-time employees, allowing them to qualify for higher wages and expand their career opportunities in the welding field. Delaware Technical Community College – Higher Education Program Delaware Tech’s Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) program offers a comprehensive, 240-hour curriculum that combines classroom learning with practical driving experience. With hands-on training and small class sizes, the program equips students with the skills needed to secure high-paying jobs in the trucking industry, one of the state’s most in-demand sectors. MOT Charter High School – High School Program MOT Charter’s Career and College Ready Capstone Program gives students real-world STEM experience through simulated company structures and hands-on projects. Students gain leadership, project management, and teamwork skills while working on engineering and technology projects. The program prepares students for both college and careers, culminating in presentations to industry experts. Additionally, several programs will receive Awards of Excellence, including Polytech Adult Education’s Practical Nursing Program, The WRK Group’s RISE Program, and DEMEC’s Lineworker Training Program. The Navigating Delaware Pathways summit will bring together leaders from education, business, and government to discuss the future of workforce development. The event is open to educators, business leaders, and policymakers, with opportunities for sponsorship and registration now available. For more details on the summit or to register, click here.

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