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Natural Language Processing (NLP) SoftwareUnited StatesFounded 1990

ThoughtTrace was acquired by Thomson Reuters.

ThoughtTrace is a Natural Language Processing (NLP) Software company based in the United States, founded in 1990.

thoughttrace.comLinkedInUpdated Aug 10, 2026
Annual revenue
$5.5M
Apr 2021
Owner
Thomson Reuters
Date not on record
Employees
65
Apr 2021
Customers
300

ThoughtTrace revenue

ThoughtTrace's annual revenue was $5.5M in April 2021, its last figure before Thomson Reuters bought it (source not recorded).

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Who owns ThoughtTrace

Thomson Reuters owns ThoughtTrace. The date and price of the deal are not on record.

ThoughtTrace employees

ThoughtTrace had 65 employees (April 2021).

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ThoughtTrace FAQ

What was ThoughtTrace's revenue?

Before Thomson Reuters bought it, ThoughtTrace's annual revenue was $5.5M in April 2021 (source not recorded).

Who owns ThoughtTrace?

Thomson Reuters owns ThoughtTrace.

How many employees does ThoughtTrace have?

ThoughtTrace had 65 employees in April 2021.

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