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LOS ANGELES - Cineverse Technology Group, a subsidiary of Cineverse Corp (Nasdaq: CNVS), has officially released cineSearch for Business, an AI-powered content search and discovery tool for streaming platforms and OEMs. The company, which has shown impressive revenue growth of nearly 40% over the last twelve months and is currently considered undervalued according to InvestingPro Fair Value metrics, continues to expand its technological offerings. The tool, which aims to enhance the user experience by providing personalized content recommendations, is now available for commercial licensing via the Google Cloud Marketplace and the company’s sales team.
cineSearch leverages a proprietary dataset called cineCore, which contains optimized metadata for AI search to deliver precise content suggestions based not only on traditional metrics like title, cast, and genre, but also on user mood, content’s theme, tone, and other nuanced traits. The tool also considers a viewer’s watch history and preferences to recommend relevant movies.
The introduction of cineSearch is a response to challenges within the streaming industry, where poor discovery options have led to user dissatisfaction and service cancellations. Cineverse claims cineSearch can reduce search time by 90%, increase user retention by 16%, and potentially boost revenue by 24% per month. With a strong market position and analysts maintaining a "Strong Buy" consensus, InvestingPro data reveals the company has maintained healthy liquidity with a current ratio of 1.15, despite current profitability challenges.
Tony Huidor, President of Technology and Chief Product Officer at Cineverse, highlighted the importance of an intuitive and customizable search tool for streaming services of all sizes. He emphasized the company’s commitment to improving user experience and addressing industry-wide issues.
cineSearch’s features include an improved sorting algorithm, deeper contextual information, a proprietary AI-based feature called Q-Point™, enhanced filters, integration of behavioral data, unified search across multiple streaming services, and a customizable chatbot named Ava.
This announcement follows the establishment of the Cineverse Technology Group, which focuses on scaling technology monetization and fostering AI-driven innovation in the entertainment industry. cineSearch is part of Matchpoint™, Cineverse’s media supply chain platform that automates workflows and streamlines content delivery.
The timeline for cineSearch’s development includes partnerships with Google Cloud, public beta releases, and previews, culminating in today’s launch for business use. For more information, interested parties can visit www.cinesearch.com/business. The company’s stock has demonstrated remarkable performance, delivering a 326% return over the past year. Investors seeking detailed analysis can access comprehensive financial health metrics and additional ProTips through InvestingPro’s exclusive research reports.
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In other recent news, Cineverse Corp has reported a significant 207% increase in total revenue for the third quarter of fiscal year 2025, reaching $40.7 million. This growth is largely attributed to the success of its Cineverse 360 ad platform, which has enhanced both direct and programmatic sales. In a strategic move, Cineverse has established the Cineverse Technology Group to expand its technology monetization and AI-driven innovation efforts. Tony Huidor has been promoted to President of Technology, tasked with scaling the company’s technology solutions, including the Matchpoint™ media supply chain platform. Additionally, Cineverse has formed the Cineverse Motion Pictures Group, appointing Yolanda Macias as Chief Motion Pictures Officer to focus on expanding its feature film business. The company has also acquired U.S. rights for "Return to Silent Hill," a film adaptation of the Silent Hill 2 video game, and "The Things You Kill," a Sundance award-winning psychological thriller. Furthermore, Cineverse has strengthened its ad sales team by appointing Tim Russell as Senior Vice President and promoting Terry City to Executive Vice President of Direct Advertising Sales.
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