On June 4, San Francisco, CA-based Deepgram announced a strategic investment and technology development agreement with In-Q-Tel (IQT).
IQT is a non-profit, strategic investor that helps accelerate the development and delivery of cutting-edge technologies to U.S. government agencies. Established in 1999, IQT has the goal of identifying and partnering with startups that are developing innovative technologies that can better protect and preserve the United States’ security. We’re proud to partner with IQT to bring Deepgram’s automatic speech recognition technology to our nation’s government agencies.
The agreement with IQT will allow IQT’s government partners to securely utilize Deepgram’s end-to-end deep learning-based platform for efficient and accurate speech recognition and transcription.
“Deepgram’s use of an AI enabled, neural network architecture leveraging custom speech recognition models trained on vast amounts of audio data allows them to rapidly achieve much more accurate transcriptions for non-standard audio environments vs solutions like Google Voice and Apple Siri,” offered George Hoyem, managing partner, investments, IQT. “Using state of the art transfer learning also enables Deepgram to quickly build speech to text capabilities for new and novel language variants on relatively small amounts of training data, resulting in huge time savings for our government partners.”
“We are excited to be a part of the IQT portfolio and are looking forward to expanding our relationship with the organization and its government partners,” said Scott Stephenson, CEO of Deepgram.
Source: Deepgram
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