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OneMeta Launches VerbumSDK for Secure, Real-Time Translation and Transcription On-Prem and at the Edge, Expanding to the $148 Billion Sovereign AI Market
As Enterprise Demand Drives 20.6% Projected Annual Growth Through 2032, OneMeta's Architecture Now Trains and Runs Entirely Inside a Client's Own Infrastructure BOUNTIFUL, Utah, August 25, 2026 (Newswire.com) - OneMeta Inc. (OTCQB:ONEI) ("OneMeta" or the "Company"), the real-time understanding company, today announced The Launch of VerbumSDK On-Prem / Edge, extending its real-time translation and transcription architecture fully inside a client's own infrastructure - trained on the client's own data, and run on client owned servers the program is fully isolated from public internet, including desktop and edge devices. What VerbumSDK On-Prem / Edge Enables * Custom-trained models, built on the client's own data. Rather than relying on a generic model, OneMeta can train translation and transcription models using a client's own terminology, records, and language patterns - improving accuracy for the client's specific industry and vocabulary. * Data that never leaves the client's environment. Conversations, models, and datasets stay on infrastructure the client owns. Nothing is transmitted to a public cloud provider. * Fully air-gapped operation. The architecture can run on servers with no connection to the public internet at all, for defense, government, and other high-security environments. * Accurate, audit-ready transcription of sensitive information. The same approach OneMeta uses to capture names, account numbers, and medical details accurately - without guesswork - now runs entirely inside the client's own systems. * No trade-off on integration speed. OneMeta's SDK architecture, already used to embed translation into enterprise systems, applies the same way on-premises as it does in the cloud. Key Facts * What's new: VerbumSDK On-Prem / Edge - OneMeta's translation and transcription architecture can now be trained on a client's own data and run entirely within a client's own infrastructure: private servers, air-gapped environments, or edge and desktop devices * Market size: The global sovereign AI market is projected to grow from $40.0 billion in 2025 to $148.0 billion by 2032, a 20.6% compound annual growth rate, according to MarketsandMarkets (August 2026) * Fastest-growing segment: MarketsandMarkets identifies on-premises AI infrastructure as the fastest-growing deployment mode within that market * Enterprises are already moving: According to Broadcom's Private Cloud Outlook 2026, a global survey of 1,800 senior IT leaders, the share of enterprises using public cloud as their primary environment for production AI fell from 56% to 41% in a single year, while 56% now run or plan to run production AI on private infrastructure * Primary buyers: Healthcare, finance, government, and other organizations with strict data-security or compliance requirements Why This Matters Enterprises have reached a turning point in how they deploy AI. According to Broadcom's 2026 survey of senior IT leaders, more than half of enterprises now run or plan to run production AI inference on private infrastructure rather than the public cloud - a reversal from near-parity just a year earlier. Independent analysts at MarketsandMarkets project the sovereign AI market will more than triple by 2032, and identify on-premises infrastructure as growing faster than any other deployment model within it. The reasons are consistent across industries: enterprises want the benefits of real-time AI without giving up control of their data, their models, or their compliance posture. For OneMeta's own client base - regulated organizations in healthcare, finance, and government - this has meant asking a direct question: can real-time translation run without any conversation ever leaving the building. OneMeta's answer is architectural, not just operational. The same translation and transcription technology the Company runs in the cloud can now be trained on a client's own data and operated entirely within a client's own environment - a private data center, a fully air-gapped server with no internet connection, or a desktop or edge device. Leadership Commentary "Our clients and their clients have been asking us to bring our tech stack and CX inside their own walls," said Saul Leal, Founder and CEO of OneMeta. "That's a substantially different problem. Nevertheless, we now deploy in the cloud or on-premises. Allowing the model itself to be trained on a client's own data and operated entirely within an environment they control, from end to end. The market data backs up what we're already hearing directly from clients: enterprises are prioritizing to have full control over their own data, as they move towards real time AI deployments. And, we built OneMeta to carry those objectives as a turn key vertical solution." "Clients are increasingly asking: do we have the option to run the Verbum platform entirely inside our own walls," said Tim Fisher, Senior Vice President of Sales at OneMeta." Doing so it's becoming a strategic differentiator. Now our clients don't have to sacrifice accuracy and speed for control - and that shift, with a promising ROI trajectory, is opening doors for OneMeta that simply didn't exist a year ago." Availability VerbumSDK On-Prem / Edge is available now to enterprise and government clients. About OneMeta Inc. OneMeta is the real-time understanding company. Its Verbum technologies deliver secure, real-time translation, transcription, and interpretation across 140+ languages. OneMeta's mission is to create a more understanding world. Forward-Looking Statements This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of applicable securities laws, including statements regarding product availability, client demand, third-party market projections, and anticipated business impact. These statements are based on current expectations and assumptions, including third-party research the Company believes to be reliable but has not independently verified, and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially, including but not limited to market adoption, competitive developments, the Company's ability to execute its product roadmap, and general economic and industry conditions. Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date made, and the Company undertakes no obligation to update or revise them except as required by law. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these statements and should review the risk factors described in the Company's filings with the SEC, including its most recent Annual Report on Form 10-K and subsequent filings. Media Contact: [email protected] Investor Contact: [email protected] # OneMeta Inc.: We create a more understanding world. OneMeta, Verbum, VerbumSuite, VerbumSDK, and "We create a more understanding world" are each trademarks of OneMeta Inc. All other trademarks, if any, are the property of their respective owners.
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OneMeta launches on-premises translation and transcription SDK By Investing.com
BOUNTIFUL, UT - OneMeta Inc. (OTCQB:ONEI) announced today the launch of VerbumSDK On-Prem / Edge, which allows its real-time translation and transcription technology to operate entirely within a client's own infrastructure, according to a press release statement. The product enables organizations to train models on their own data and run the system on private servers, air-gapped environments, or edge devices without transmitting information to public cloud providers. The architecture supports operation on servers with no internet connection. OneMeta cited market research from MarketsandMarkets projecting the global sovereign AI market will grow from $40.0 billion in 2025 to $148.0 billion by 2032, representing a 20.6% compound annual growth rate. The research identifies on-premises AI infrastructure as the fastest-growing deployment mode within that market. A 2026 survey by Broadcom of 1,800 senior IT leaders found that the share of enterprises using public cloud as their primary environment for production AI decreased from 56% to 41% in one year, while 56% now run or plan to run production AI on private infrastructure. "Our clients and their clients have been asking us to bring our tech stack and CX inside their own walls," said Saul Leal, Founder and CEO of OneMeta. "We now deploy in the cloud or on-premises, allowing the model itself to be trained on a client's own data and operated entirely within an environment they control." Tim Fisher, Senior Vice President of Sales at OneMeta, said clients are asking whether they can run the Verbum platform entirely inside their own infrastructure. The product is available to enterprise and government clients. OneMeta's technology provides translation, transcription, and interpretation across more than 140 languages. The company targets healthcare, finance, and government organizations with data-security and compliance requirements. This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C.
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OneMeta introduced VerbumSDK On-Prem/Edge, enabling real-time translation and transcription to run entirely within client infrastructure. The launch targets the $148 billion sovereign AI market as 56% of enterprises now deploy production AI on private servers, reversing a year-old trend favoring public cloud deployments.
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announced VerbumSDK On-Prem/Edge, extending its real-time translation and transcription capabilities to operate entirely within client-owned infrastructure. The architecture allows organizations to train models on proprietary data and run operations on private servers, air-gapped environments, or edge devices without transmitting information to public cloud providers. This positions OneMeta to capture demand in the sovereign AI market, projected by MarketsandMarkets to expand from $40.0 billion in 2025 to $148.0 billion by 2032—a 20.6% compound annual growth rate1
. The research identifies on-premises AI infrastructure as the fastest-growing deployment mode within that market.A fundamental change is underway in how enterprises deploy production AI. Broadcom's Private Cloud Outlook 2026, surveying 1,800 senior IT leaders globally, found that enterprises using public cloud as their primary environment for production AI dropped from 56% to 41% in a single year
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. This AI deployment shift reflects growing enterprise priorities around data control and compliance, particularly in regulated sectors like healthcare, finance, and government where OneMeta focuses its client base.VerbumSDK's on-premises translation and transcription capabilities address specific enterprise requirements. The system trains custom models using client terminology, records, and language patterns rather than relying on generic models—improving accuracy for industry-specific vocabulary. All conversations, models, and datasets remain on infrastructure the client owns, with nothing transmitted to public cloud providers. The architecture supports fully air-gapped operation on servers with no internet connection, critical for defense and government applications requiring maximum data security. Saul Leal, OneMeta's Founder and CEO, stated: "Our clients and their clients have been asking us to bring our tech stack and CX inside their own walls. We now deploy in the cloud or on-premises, allowing the model itself to be trained on a client's own data and operated entirely within an environment they control"
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The launch reflects broader enterprise concerns about maintaining control over AI deployments while accessing real-time capabilities. Tim Fisher, Senior Vice President of Sales at OneMeta, noted that clients increasingly ask whether they can run the Verbum platform entirely inside their own infrastructure
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. OneMeta's technology provides translation, transcription, and interpretation across more than 140 languages, targeting organizations with strict data-security and compliance requirements. The SDK architecture maintains the same integration speed on private servers as cloud deployments, eliminating trade-offs between security and implementation velocity. Watch for similar on-premises offerings from other AI vendors as enterprises continue prioritizing deployment models that keep sensitive data within controlled environments.Summarized by
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