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The LanguageWire Content Platform: Centralizing Enterprise Multilingual Workflows through AI Orchestration.
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BLEND (formerly One Hour Translation)
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AI-orchestrated localization with high-precision human-in-the-loop expertise.
Free pricingAPI availableUpdated 2026-03-17
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About BLEND (formerly One Hour Translation)
One Hour Translation, now rebranded as BLEND, is a global leader in high-velocity localization services, leveraging a hybrid architecture that integrates advanced Neural Machine Translation (NMT) with a network of over 25,000 certified linguists. In 2026, its market position is defined by 'Localization-as-a-Service' (LaaS), offering seamless API-driven workflows that allow enterprises to scale into 120+ languages with minimal friction. The platform uses proprietary AI to select the optimal translator for a specific domain (Legal, Medical, Gaming) while employing automated Quality Estimation (QE) to monitor linguistic accuracy in real-time. This dual approach addresses the 'latency vs. quality' trade-off, providing near-instant machine outputs for low-stakes content and rigorous expert review for mission-critical documentation. Its 2026 stack is built for the global DevOps cycle, supporting continuous localization through deep integrations with CMS, CRM, and code repositories. By combining the speed of AI with the nuance of human cultural intelligence, BLEND provides a scalable infrastructure for global growth, ensuring brand voice consistency across all digital touchpoints.
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One Hour Translation, now rebranded as BLEND, is a global leader in high-velocity localization services, leveraging a hybrid architecture that integrates advanced Neural Machine Translation (NMT) with a network of over 25,000 certified linguists.
