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Cartesia

Cartesia builds real-time voice AI models, including the Sonic text-to-speech and Ink speech-to-text models and a managed platform for enterprise voice agents.

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Cartesia develops AI models for real-time voice interaction. Sonic is a low-latency text-to-speech model supporting 44 languages with expressive output including laughter, Ink is a streaming speech-to-text model, and Managed Agents is a platform for building and shipping enterprise voice agents. The company serves finance, healthcare, government and customer support use cases and publishes SDKs and an on-device project on GitHub. Its team says it met as PhDs at the Stanford AI Lab and built its work on state space model research. Its terms list an office at 555 De Haro Street in San Francisco.

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San Francisco
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6 October 2026
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6 October 2026

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