Dstillery has integrated its predictive AI-powered audiences into Microsoft Advertising’s Media Marketplace, enabling advertisers to easily discover and activate targeted audience segments across over 30 demand-side platforms and 1,400 publishers globally. This partnership simplifies campaign activation by combining advanced AI audience insights with premium omnichannel inventory, including CTV, video, display, and native ads. The move enhances advertisers' ability to efficiently plan and execute campaigns at scale using Microsoft’s new self-service platform. Additionally, Dstillery’s AI platform DS-1 is now available in Microsoft Teams, further expanding its accessibility for marketers.
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