SlatorPod #248 DeepL Plants Flag on iPhone, RWS Stock Puzzle
May 2, 2025
DeepL has made waves by becoming the first third-party translation app users can set as default on iPhones, raising the bar for competitors. The sharp stock drop for RWS despite stable profits sparks discussion on market dynamics. Partnerships are on the rise, with notable collaborations in language services and exciting mergers, shaping the industry's future. There's also a spotlight on DeepL's potential IPO and fresh funding in language AI, alongside innovative business models that are redefining localization and AI voice technology.
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DeepL First iPhone Default Translator
- DeepL became the first third-party translation app users can set as default on iPhone with iOS 18.2.
- Other apps like Google Translate haven't met Apple's developer requirements yet, highlighting DeepL's agility.
RWS Shares Severely Undervalued
- RWS’s share price dropped 40% despite stable revenue and healthy profits.
- The company's shares trade at a very low PE ratio, indicating undervaluation by the market.
Co-Fund Joint Solutions Architect Role
- Companies using multiple language tools should consider joint solutions architect roles.
- Shared roles help enterprises onboard complex integrated solutions efficiently.