Cxense (pronounced see-sense) provides publishers with “extraordinary insight” into their online audience. Using advanced, real-time big data technology, Cxense enables publishers to act upon audience insight in real-time through targeted advertising, content and search solutions. In 2012, Cxense won the Red Herring global award as one of the 100 most innovative technology companies in the world. It is listed on the Oslo stock exchange.

Using Cxense technology, publishers can create personalized experiences for their readers. These experiences make online visitors stay longer on sites, click on more ads, buy recommended products and sign up for subscriptions.

Cxense customers include large premium publishers such as The Wall Street Journal, USA Today (Gannett), Grupo Clarin, El Pais, Bonnier, Naspers, Ebay, The Golf Channel, PGA, NBA, NFL, ABC News, FOX Sports, Singapore Press Holdings, South China Morning Post, AEON, DMM, Rakuten and many more.

Cxense was founded by the same team behind the enterprise search company Fast Search & Transfer, which was acquired by Microsoft for $1.23 billion in 2008. In December 2013, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer named Fast Search & Transfer as one of Microsoft’s successful acquisitions ( CNN Money).

Cxense is a global company headquartered in Oslo, Norway, and with offices in Boston, Buenos Aires, London, New York, Samara, San Francisco, Singapore, Stockholm, and Tokyo.