Jinni, the semantic video discovery solution provider, has revealed that AT&T U-Verse has implemented the company’s personalised TV experience features and is now available to all U-verse STB subscribers across the US. This is the largest customer running on the Ericsson Mediaroom platform to deploy the next-gen discovery service in the US.

“Working with AT&T U-Verse is a major milestone toward realizing our vision of making the video discovery experience an intuitive, enjoyable part of watching TV,” tells Yosi Glick, Jinni Co-founder & CEO. “We are proud to have been chosen by the U-Verse team to build an awesome user experience.”

The Jinni Semantic Discovery Solution has differentiated itself from other engines by satisfying three important industry trends: (1) continuing to shift focus towards the consumers’ experience, by creating and offering features with intuitive semantic-driven capabilities. (2) user-centric discovery led by the growing awareness of personalized entertainment services; (3) natural language understanding to meet growing consumer demand for semantic capabilities in consumer electronic products.

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