>From a colleague in Auckland - A number of companies are trying to develop machine to machine language translation - particularly double byte to English and vice versa. These companies are all experiencing differing level of success and as yet have not been able to produce a solution that is commercially viable. The concept is for a "joint R&D project that overcomes this obstacle for entry into the Asian market". Obviously there are a number of commercial issues to be identified and overcome (e.g. Ownership of IP), however, at this stage they are canvassing for feedback and expressions of interest in being part of such an initiative. The thought is that, if viable, a loose "cluster" of companies will contribute funds and/or resources into a central fund that TechNZ will incorporate into a sizable TBG.
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