Deepgram is acquiring Daily, makers of Pipecat, for an open conversational voice AI stack
Deepgram announced it will acquire Daily, maker of the open-source Pipecat voice framework, which stays free under a BSD license and goes to an independent foundation. It also introduced the Real-Time Context Standard, an open protocol.
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Deepgram announces it is acquiring Daily, the company behind Pipecat, a widely used open-source framework for voice agents. Pipecat stays open source under the BSD V2 license and moves under an independent body, the Pipecat Foundation. Daily brings real-time infrastructure spread over 75 points of presence, and its team joins Deepgram; co-founder Kwindla Hultman Kramer becomes Head of Open Source. Financial terms are not disclosed.
Deepgram plans a voice agent platform combining Pipecat, Daily's infrastructure and its own speech models, with a preview due at its Speak event, along with two new conversational models and a Global API. It also introduces the Real-Time Context Standard, an open protocol meant to preserve audio context such as tone, speaker and background sounds when speech passes between models; developers and model providers are invited to test it.
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