For AI teams
License translation memories for AI training
Short answer
SourceX sources translation memories from businesses in the U.S., Canada, the EU, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, India, Singapore, South Africa, Latin America, the UAE and Saudi Arabia that own them. Each dataset is rights-reviewed, prepared with client names, confidential source text and personal data in segments removed, and approved by the supplying company before delivery under a use-limited license. Teams use it for machine translation, localization and multilingual models.
What's included#
Typically aligned source and target segments with edits.
Why it matters for models#
These records are valuable because professionally translated pairs are high-quality language data.
Common uses#
- Machine translation
- Localization
- Multilingual models
Removed before delivery#
- Client names
- Confidential source text
- Personal data in segments
How a request works
- 01
Describe the records, volume and uses you need.
- 02
SourceX matches suitable suppliers in the U.S., Canada, the EU, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, India, Singapore, South Africa, Latin America, the UAE and Saudi Arabia and runs a rights review.
- 03
A prepared sample is shared under NDA after supplier approval.
- 04
The license sets allowed uses, term and deletion terms; resale and re-identification are barred.
Frequently asked questions
Who supplies the data?
Businesses that own the records, in the U.S. first and also in Canada, the EU, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, India, Singapore, South Africa, Latin America, the UAE and Saudi Arabia (where at least 90% of the data is in English). Every release is approved by the supplying company.
Can we see a sample?
Yes, once an NDA is in place and the supplier approves a prepared sample.
Is pricing published?
No. Terms depend on volume, history, exclusivity and allowed uses, and are agreed per deal.