What happened
Deepgram announced the acquisition at its October 29 Speak event in San Francisco. Daily brought real-time audio and video infrastructure and Pipecat, its framework for connecting voice-agent components. The announcement did not specify a closing date. [1]
The companies said Pipecat would retain its existing BSD license and that an independent Pipecat Foundation was being established. Those commitments accompanied the acquisition announcement; the broader Deepgram Voice Agent Platform was described as forthcoming. [1]