Indendi Team (company pic)
Indeni, an Israeli startup that offers a network infrastructure monitoring and automation platform, was acquired by BlueCat, a provider of mission-critical network and cloud infrastructure software for reliable and secure DNS, DHCP, and IP address management. Also, Tel Aviv-based Bablic, an Israeli startup that offers localization and translation services for websites and apps, was acquired by international AI translator Unbabel. Both acquisitions were announced this week, but no terms or prices have yet been revealed.
Are you tired of using Google Translate with all the hiccups that come with it? Have you heard all about the convenience offered by new AI platforms like ChatGTP that can do the work for you? Well, this is where firms like Bablic and Unababel come in.
Founded in 2014, Bablic calls itself the ultimate website translation solution for businesses that want to go global without hassle. The company says that with its public SaaS platform, clients can translate their websites into “any language in minutes, without any coding or technical skills.”
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“Our team at Bablic is very excited to partner with Unbabel to continue transforming the translation industry and experience for our customers,” said Bablic founder and CEO Gabriele Manasse. “With the combination of Unbabel’s robust language operations offerings and our capabilities, we can deliver the best website localization possible.”
Unbabel says the company eliminates language barriers so that businesses can thrive across cultures and geographies. Unababel boasts its Language Operations platform blends advanced artificial intelligence with humans in the loop, for “fast, efficient, high-quality translations that get smarter over time. Unbabel helps enterprises grow into new global markets and builds customer trust by creating more consistent, high-quality multilingual customer experiences across marketing and customer service.”
Founded in 2009, Indeni provides security infrastructure automation with visibility that is up and running in minutes. The company boasts that it has automated the world’s best practices to deliver “predictive, prioritized, and actionable insights that help you prevent costly disruptions. We dramatically reduce chaos and risk to improve agility, giving you the confidence to accelerate mission-critical projects that drive new business.”
Indendi says its new product, Cloudrail also helps companies manage infrastructure-as-code security.
BlueCat calls itself the Adaptive DNS company with the mission is to help organizations deliver “reliable and secure network access from any location and any network environment.”
“Indeni has been servicing the world’s leading organizations for over a decade, and we’re looking forward to expanding our reach to BlueCat’s current and future customers,” said Yoni Leitersdorf, Indeni founder and Chief Executive Officer. “With BlueCat’s industry-leading position and resources, we can bring Indeni’s technology and insights to many more users.”
