Index Exchange has partnered with Chalice, and in Digiday’s coverage of this announcement, they highlight how the integration involves containerizing Chalice’s machine learning models within Index’s cloud infrastructure, eliminating the need for traditional pinging. This setup could unlock valuable publisher data for bidding, offering more efficient and transparent bidding processes.

The Drum mentioned Index Exchange, CEO Andrew Casale in its coverage of the DOJ v. Google trial, noting that he reinforced concerns about Google’s dominant role in ad auctions. Casale pointed out how Google’s influence over auction outcomes and its control of essential data hinder publishers’ ability to operate effectively and innovate within their own business models.

Index Exchange CEO Andrew Casale, AdExchanger’s The Big Story podcast to discuss his DOJ vs. Google testimony – though he is not allowed to speak to any other witnesses until the trial concludes or speculate on its outcome. He shares his experience being at the trial.

Andrew Casale, CEO of Index Exchange, recently testified in the US v. Google trial, shedding light on the difficulties companies faces in competing with Google’s dominance in the adtech space. Adweek covered part of Casale’s testimony, where he explained that even after lowering fees, Index continues to capture only a small fraction of auction bids.

CEO Andrew Casale and Index Exchange were mentioned in AdExchanger’s coverage of the DOJ v. Google trial, where Casale discussed the current competitive challenges in the ad tech landscape.

In the Washington Post’s coverage of Google’s monopoly trial, Andrew Casale, CEO of Index Exchange, was highlighted for his testimony, where he explained that his company once lowered its fee to zero, hoping for a surge in orders. However, he noted that the increase in sales was “nominal at best,” attributing this to Google’s control over the market.

In The Drum’s recent coverage of Google’s upcoming ad tech antitrust trial, Andrew Casale, CEO of Index Exchange and set to take the stand, is mentioned as an influential player.

Andrew Casale, CEO of Index Exchange, was featured in a Digiday article discussing Google’s latest shift on third-party cookies. Casale explained that while frustrated by the uncertainty, Index Exchange will stay focused on testing Sandbox APIs and supporting alternative identifiers.

Michael McNeeley, SVP of Product at Index Exchange, was featured in a recent Marketing Brew article discussing the challenges posed by Google’s Privacy Sandbox. McNeeley raised concerns about potential revenue loss from the cookie phase-out, calling early test results a “red flag” and questioning the future impact on the ad-tech industry.

Adweek covered Ad Tech’s current responses to Google’s Privacy Sandbox, highlighting reports from companies including Index Exchange. These reports raised concerns about the lack of support for key ad functionalities, such as video ads and multiple ad sizes. The feedback also pointed to issues like slower auction processes and a significant drop in ad prices, emphasizing the limitations of Privacy Sandbox in its current form.