OneMeta Launches VerbumSDK for Real-Time Translation and Transcription

OneMeta today launched VerbumSDK On-Prem/Edge, extending its real-time translation and transcription architecture fully inside clients' own infrastructures, trained on clients' own data, and running on client-owned servers.

VerbumSDK On-Prem/Edge enables the following:

• Custom-trained models, built on the client's own data. Rather than relying on a generic model, OneMeta can train translation and transcription models using a client's own terminology, records, and language patterns — improving accuracy for the client's specific industry and vocabulary.
• Data that never leaves the client's environment. Conversations, models, and datasets stay on infrastructure the client owns. Nothing is transmitted to a public cloud provider.
• Fully air-gapped operation. The architecture can run on servers with no connection to the public internet at all, for defense, government, and other high-security environments.
• Accurate, audit-ready transcription of sensitive information. The same approach OneMeta uses to capture names, account numbers, and medical details accurately — without guesswork — now runs entirely inside the client's own systems.
• No trade-off on integration speed. OneMeta's SDK architecture, already used to embed translation into enterprise systems, applies the same way on-premises as it does in the cloud.

"Our clients and their clients have been asking us to bring our tech stack and CX inside their own walls," said Saul Leal, founder and CEO of OneMeta, in a statement. "That's a substantially different problem. Nevertheless, we now deploy in the cloud or on premises. Allowing the model itself to be trained on a client's own data and operated entirely within an environment they control, from end to end. The market data backs up what we're already hearing directly from clients: enterprises are prioritizing to have full control over their own data, as they move towards real time AI deployments. And, we built OneMeta to carry those objectives as a turn key vertical solution."

"Clients are increasingly asking: do we have the option to run the Verbum platform entirely inside our own walls," said Tim Fisher, senior vice president of sales at OneMeta, in a statement." Doing so it's becoming a strategic differentiator. Now our clients don't have to sacrifice accuracy and speed for control, and that shift, with a promising ROI trajectory, is opening doors for OneMeta that simply didn't exist a year ago."