Xperi said its DTS AutoStage technology is now in 16 million vehicles from 13 automotive brands.
It issued that update as part of the release of its overall financial results for the first quarter.
The company said it expects that growth in its connected car platform business and new automotive OEM programs will “accelerate monetization” for Xperi.
The company lost $7.8 million in the quarter, though this was down from a loss of $18.4 million in the same period a year earlier. Its revenue for the three-month period was $114.2 million, very slightly ahead of last year’s Q1.
Those results should be encouraging compared to the numbers the company released three months ago. As we reported in February, Xperi saw an overall decline in revenue last year, and its net loss grew.
“We are beginning to see the inflection in our monetization strategy as our Media Platform revenue grew 45% when compared to the first quarter of 2025,” said CEO Jon Kirchner in a statement Wednesday.
“During the quarter, we made significant improvements to our ad products by enhancing targeting and measurement, further growing the TiVo One ad platform footprint, and expanding partnerships that, collectively, are expected to accelerate advertising monetization.”
Xperi recently launched a premium tier for its Broadcaster Portal that provides data to broadcasters about consumer behavior in vehicles.
It also said that in the first quarter it signed multi-year HD Radio renewal agreements with two major Asian Tier 1 suppliers and launched HD Radio in new models including from Audi, Honda, Mercedes and Toyota.
