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Marco Trombetti

Co-founder and CEO, Translated, named behind the Lara Translate API listing on Anchor Terminal.

Marco Trombetti

Co-founder and CEO, Translated

Marco Trombetti, a computer scientist, co-founded Translated with Isabelle Andrieu in 1999 and is its CEO. Translated builds the Lara translation AI, the Matecat CAT tool and ModernMT adaptive machine translation, and runs the venture firm Pi Campus and the Pi School training programme.

What Marco builds

  • Lara Translate API C · Translation

    Translated's translation model behind SDKs and an MCP server, with glossaries, translation memories, faithful, fluid or creative styles, free-text instructions, document translation and language detection.

    Co-founder and CEO, Translated, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Marco Trombetti?

Marco Trombetti, a computer scientist, co-founded Translated with Isabelle Andrieu in 1999 and is its CEO. Translated builds the Lara translation AI, the Matecat CAT tool and ModernMT adaptive machine translation, and runs the venture firm Pi Campus and the Pi School training programme.

What does Translated make?

Anchor Terminal lists Lara Translate API from Translated. Translated's translation model behind SDKs and an MCP server, with glossaries, translation memories, faithful, fluid or creative styles, free-text instructions, document translation and language detection.

How are Marco's tools graded?

Lara Translate API is graded C, 61.4 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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