Deepgram acquires Daily, maker of Pipecat, pledging to keep it open source
10/29/2026 — 10/30, 02:18·2 sources (all)·2 reports (all)
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- Voice AI company Deepgram has acquired Daily, the company behind the open-source Pipecat framework, TechCrunch reports. The deal is meant to…
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On October 29, 2026, TechCrunch reported that voice AI company Deepgram announced it had acquired Daily, the company behind Pipecat. Deepgram said the move was aimed at strengthening its voice AI infrastructure capabilities. Regarding Pipecat's status, Deepgram stated it remains committed to keeping Pipecat open source. No further developments have been reported since.
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Latest turnVoice AI company Deepgram is acquiring Daily, the maker of the open-source Pipecat framework for building voice agents. According to The Next Web, Pipecat will stay free under its existing BSD V2 license, and the two companies are setting up an independent Pipecat Foundation. The price was not disclosed.
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Voice AI company Deepgram is acquiring Daily, the maker of the open-source Pipecat framework for building voice agents. According to The Next Web, Pipecat will stay free under its existing BSD V2 license, and the two companies are setting up an independent Pipecat Foundation. The price was not disclosed.
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Voice AI company Deepgram has acquired Daily, the company behind the open-source Pipecat framework, to strengthen its voice AI infrastructure, TechCrunch reports. Deepgram said it is committed to keeping Pipecat open source.
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