DeepL, the Cologne-based AI translation unicorn, has added Traditional Chinese to its language portfolio, strategically expanding its presence in Asian markets. Since its launch in 2017, DeepL has emerged as Europe’s Google Translate rival. But unlike Google, the startup is primarily focusing on business customers. “Translation is really important for businesses,” Jarek Kutylowski, founder and CEO of DeepL, told TNW in a previous interview. “Nowadays, companies start going global and expanding into other markets very quickly, so they get customers in different areas.” DeepL’s expansion in Asian languages To date, the startup supports over 20 European languages. It first entered…
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