As what was once mere data evolves into actionable intelligence, the context that binds that data becomes ever more essential. With no context around those four letters, you might not understand the reference or make any sort of connection. But if you add just one word to "java," such as "development," "island," or "coffee," the reference changes completely--and that's with just a single word of context. This is the type of active context and connection that the Brainspace engine provides. "Context is a very important part of what we do. When we analyze documents, we take the context into consideration," says Ravi Sathyanna, vice president of technology and product management at Brainspace.

Brainspace Corporation, makers of Discovery 5, the industry leader in analytics for eDiscovery and investigations, today announced the latest release of Brainspace Discovery 5.4. This version now delivers deeper, native support for foreign languages, including Brainspace's patented phrase detection for Chinese, Japanese, and Farsi. These enhancements ensure litigators, as well as government and enterprise investigators, are able to utilize Brainspace's powerful contextual discovery capabilities on a wide variety of international datasets. "Brainspace's Discovery 5.4 represents a critical leap forward in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. The ability to process native files (English, Russian, Arabic, and Mandarin Chinese) adds a critical piece of the puzzle that has been missing from collaboration, predictive analysis, and search," said Edward Scott Smith, Founding Owner of Ryswyk, LCC.