By Richard Mack At Cerence’s offices in Aachen, Germany, an employee snapped the above photo of our company logo in algae on the lobby’s waterfall display. The light that was projecting the logo onto the wall had combined with the water to create a piece of living (quite literally!) art.

By Leanne Fitzgerald October will always be a reflective time here at Cerence as we celebrate our anniversary of becoming a standalone, independent company. With that reflection comes a natural examination of what drives us in our day-to-day work and, on a higher level, our vision as a company: a

  By Sanjay Dhawan Today we celebrate a huge milestone for Cerence: our first anniversary as an independent, standalone company. This first year has been filled with incredible moments and accomplishments, from ringing the bell at NASDAQ and our strong financial performance to our steady cadence of

By Stefan Hamerich  Imagine taking your large family on holiday with your three-seat row van. Family road trips are often where some of the best conversations happen, so it wouldn’t be unusual for the driver to be speaking to someone in the back seat – or the way back seat.

By Rahul Hatkar  The history of voice recognition can be traced back to the 1960s, when IBM introduced its first digital speech recognition tool. Fast forward a few decades, and several speech recognition products such as Dragon Dictate and Microsoft Clippy were introduced to the market.

By Nils Lenke It’s been 25 years since I completed my PhD in Natural Language Generation and joined this company (yes, Cerence is less than a year old, but we have a lengthy history!). In October 1984, I started studying something called “Linguistic Data Processing,” so you could say that for the

By Rocky Graziano "Culture does not make people. People make culture." – Chimamanda Adichie  The term "corporate culture" has been thrown around for decades as a core element of the modern-day work experience. But with the onset of the pandemic, its meaning has changed for most people.

By Stefan Ortmanns Technology and luxury have not always gone easily hand in hand. Luxury has even occasionally been seen as an escape from the ever-present technology of today. For example, the luxury cars of yesteryear were all sumptuous leather and wood highlights, without any interaction other

By Raymond Abdelmalak My wife and I had our first child a couple months back.   We had to adapt to doing a lot of things differently, but particularly, as a couple who’ve always enjoyed long road trips and good conversations, nothing was more difficult to adapt to than learning a new way to