ZDNet covers Verbit's recent Series C investment and how the company is providing top-notch transcription services to professionals who need them with its leading AI technology.
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Leaders at Sapphire Ventures outline the number of reasons why they chose to partner with Verbit and invest $60M in its Series C round.
Sapphire Ventures
Business Insider explores an exclusive look at the pitch deck Israeli AI transcription startup, Verbit, used to raise $60 million with Sapphire Ventures recently.
Business Insider
FORTUNE Magazine covers Verbit's recent $60M investment from Sapphire Ventures in its daily roundup and Term Sheet newsletter for business leaders and executives.
FORTUNE
Verbit has raised $60 million to expand its automated transcription software. The company’s software combines artificial intelligence and human intelligence in order to provide a smart and quick professional level transcription solution.
CTech by Calcalist
Verbit has just announced another big funding round pushing total investment in the AI-based transcription service past $100 million since its founding. This comes just 10 months after closing a $31 million Series B funding.
Voicebot.ai
Verbit today announced the close of a $60 million series C round ($10 million of which is debt) that the company says will bolster its product R&D efforts.
VentureBeat
Tech Company News interviews Michal Roche of Verbit to learn more about its innovative captioning and transcription software which is helping schools, enterprises, media outlets and more.
Tech Company News
The leading education and legal transcription and captioning company, Verbit, releases a new desktop application for use with Zoom to provide live and interactive transcripts and captions.
Cision PR Newswire
Calcalist and CTech are highlighting the top Israeli startups that are working to keep the world economy on the rails…
CTech
Harvard University will use technology developed by Verbit to transcribe classes for students that cannot attend live due to the coronavirus pandemic.
CTech
The New York Post covers potential job opportunities for those impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, citing Verbit as one company offering employment through opportunities to edit AI-powered transcripts.
New York Post
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