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billion in 2020. Ad exchanges usually connect sellers and buyers via supply-sideplatforms (SSPs) and demand-sideplatforms (DSPs). Worse cookie matching. Due to the need for cookies to be synchronized between Google’s servers and ad exchanges in the bidding process. to reach $14.2
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