Massachusetts-based font company Monotype launched SST typeface earlier this week, a font that can be translated into 93 different languages without the hieroglyphic boxes.

Noto, one of the most expansive typographic families ever made, supports 800 languages, 100 scripts in up to eight different weights, innumerable special characters, and absolutely no tofu. Google ...

Instead, Noto is a typeface. A typeface is a collection of fonts that all work together. There's a different font for each language, but they're all part of the Noto typeface.

Project Noto, one of Google's most ambitious undertakings ever, has reached a milestone. Noto now supports 800 languages and 100 writing scripts, the companies announced last week. Google and Monotype ...

Monotype and Google have collaborated on a new digital typeface, which has been designed to work across different languages and on any device. The Google Noto typeface is the result of a five-year ...