SDL, a leader in global content creation, management, translation and delivery, today announced the availability of SDL Enterprise Translation Server (SDL ETS) on AWS Marketplace. This allows AWS Marketplace customers to easily incorporate machine translation for projects to solve the challenge of translating large volumes of content in short periods of time.
By leveraging SDL ETS, time-sensitive projects such as market research analysis, eDiscovery, large volumes of customer feedback and data can be quickly translated at scale in a secure manner from within an easy-to-use portal or by integrating into existing applications.
SDL is releasing six different Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) to provide AWS Marketplace customers with a variety of language pairs. The AMI options include individual language pairs, namely English to Spanish, Spanish to English, English to French, French to English, English to German, and German to English.
With the availability of SDL ETS on AWS Marketplace, users can:
- Access machine translation for projects where it’s too time consuming for humans to translate large volumes of content
- Choose from a variety of AMIs to optimize their translation needs and Amazon Web Services (AWS) footprint
- Manage their data in an even more secure manner to protect sensitive data from being exposed
- Integrate their AMI image into other process or workflows using APIs
“SDL Enterprise Translation Server is a powerful, scalable machine translation engine built to securely translate high volumes of content in a shorter period of time,” said Thomas Labarthe, EVP of Business and Corporate Development, SDL. “Now AWS customers can immediately access its features to complete time-sensitive projects at any time.”
“We’re delighted to have SDL Enterprise Translation Server available on AWS Marketplace. AWS customers are looking for machine learning (ML) solutions and now have easy access to a powerful machine translation engine to incorporate into their AWS workloads, procurable and deployable quickly from AWS Marketplace,” said Barry Russell, General Manager of Worldwide Business Development and Operations, AWS Marketplace and Service Catalog, Amazon Web Services, Inc.