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Tel Aviv-headquartered transcription company Verbit said on Tuesday it had raised $157 million in its latest funding round, pushing its valuation to more than $1 billion before a potential public…
Verbit today announced the close of a $157 million series D round the company says will bolster its product R&D and hiring efforts. CEO Tom Livne, who noted that the…
Transcription and captioning platform Verbit Inc. has notched a valuation of more than $1 billion in is latest financing as it gears up for a public listing as soon as…
Verbit, a Tel Aviv-based startup that uses AI to produce transcripts for legal and educational markets, is growing so fast that it could become a public company in the not…
A $60M bet that automation with human oversight is a recipe for near-perfect speech-to-text I’ve searched for a reliable way to autonomously transcribe natural speech for years. I’m a journalist,…
We’re excited to share that last week, Verbit announced its $60 million Series C funding round, which Sapphire led. Verbit offers a best-in-class transcription and captioning platform that combines the efficiency…
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Tel Aviv-based transcription startup Verbit Software Ltd. has raised $60 million in a series C funding round led by Sapphire Ventures. Existing backers Viola Ventures, Vertex Ventures, HV Ventures, and…
Verbit has just announced another big funding round pushing total investment in the AI-based transcription service past $100 million since its founding. Just 10 months after closing a $31 million Series…
