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The document discusses introducing real-time translation of posts to the Intel Support Community in 2012. It then provides data from testing the translation of posts between English, Spanish, and Chinese, showing an average match of 72% between reference and test searches. Finally, it proposes piloting the full implementation of the translation system in late 2016 or early 2017, and notes that further research is still needed.
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