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According to a post on X by @slatornews, Deepgram is acquiring Daily, the maker of the open-source Pipecat voice-agent framework. The post, which cites Slator, says the deal brings expanded language coverage and new voice agent models. It also mentions plans for a forthcoming Deepgram Voice Agent Platform. The provided text does not include deal terms or timing.
According to a post on X by @slatornews, Deepgram is acquiring Daily, the maker of the open-source Pipecat voice-agent framework. The post, which cites Slator, says the deal brings expanded language coverage and new voice agent models. It also mentions plans for a forthcoming Deepgram Voice Agent Platform. The provided text does not include deal terms or timing.
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Deepgram is acquiring Daily, maker of the open-source Pipecat voice-agent framework, according to Slator. The deal comes with expanded language coverage, new voice agent models and plans for a forthcoming Deepgram Voice Agent Platform. Why it matters: A major speech-model company now owns one of the most used...
Developers building voice agents on Pipecat may see the framework's direction shaped by a major speech-model company that would now own it. Businesses using Deepgram's speech models could gain broader language support and a planned platform. Watch how the open-source framework is maintained and developed after the deal.
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