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StatisticsThe The Rubicon Project, Inc. stock price is closed at $ 6.67 with a total market cap valuation of $ 716.40M (55.04M shares outstanding). The The Rubicon Project, Inc. is trading on New York Stock Exchange with the sign RUBI. The Rubicon Project, Inc. price is up 0.60% in the past 24 hours. The The Rubicon Project, Inc. stock price prediction is currently bullish.DescriptionThe Rubicon Project, Inc. provides a technology solution to automate the purchase and sale of digital advertising inventory for buyers and sellers. It features applications and services for digital advertising sellers, including Websites, mobile applications and other digital media properties. The company was founded by Frank Addante, Duc Chau, Craig Roah, Julie Mattern and Brian D. Baumgart on April 20, 2007 and is headquartered in Los Angeles, CA.Company ProfileFull Name: The Rubicon Project, Inc.CEO: Michael G. BarrettTotal Employees: 444Sector: Commercial ServicesIndustry: Advertising/Marketing ServicesCountry: USAddress: 12181 Bluff Creek Drive , Los Angeles, CA 90094Website: 1-310-207-0272

For applications needing hyper scale infrastructure. It is optimized for low network latency, ultra high throughput and massive complex event processing. While existing clouds are focused on infrastructure for websites, HFC2 is infrastructure for high-scale transactions. Rubicon Project’s real time cloud computing infrastructure processes 5 trillion bid requests per month, 3.5 million peak queries per second, and 3.6 petabytes of data across 35,000 CPUs. Rubicon Project’s real time cloud consists of unique architectures, custom-engineered hardware and specially programmed silicon chips. HFC2 is the second-generation of this proven high-scale infrastructure, which has processed 100 trillion bid requests since 2012 for thousands of customers. “At The Garage, our innovators are focused on creating the cutting edge technologies that will drive growth for the advertising industry, attract new entrants, and support innovators who will create new solutions that make advertising better for buyers, sellers and consumers,” said Tim McQuillen, Chief Knowledge Officer at Rubicon Project. “None of this would be possible without Rubicon Project’s commitment to technology and culture that attracts top engineering talent.” For more information on The Garage and to request an invitation to join Rubicon Project’s Private Beta for DSP Builder and HFC2 please visit garage.rubiconproject.com. About Rubicon Project Rubicon Project (NYSE: RUBI) has engineered the Advertising Automation Cloud, one of the largest real-time cloud and Big Data computing systems. The Company’s mission is to automate the buying and selling of advertising by offering innovative technology solutions to connect buyers and sellers globally. www.RubiconProject.com @RubiconProject Source: Rubicon Project

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun. 18, 2020--Rubicon Project (NASDAQ: RUBI), the largest independent sell-side advertising platform, today announced that Mark Zagorski, President and Chief Operating Officer, will resign at the end of June to pursue a new opportunity. Michael Barrett will re-assume the President role with general responsibility for the management and control of the operations of the Corporation.“We thank Mark for the passion and commitment in developing the CTV business that is now a key strategic pillar for our company,” said Michael Barrett, CEO of Rubicon Project. “Thanks to Mark’s leadership, we have a superb CTV operational team that will ensure we continue our leading position in the CTV market. We also have strong industry experience at the Board level, particularly with Doug Knopper, Co-Founder of Freewheel, and Paul Caine, our Chairman and former interim-CEO and Executive Chairman of Telaria. Post merger completion in April, our customer engagement, product development and organizational integration has gone extremely well. We have experienced positive month-over-month improvement in revenue across our business, most importantly in the area of CTV, as the economy begins to recover, and we look forward to providing details about our second quarter results during our upcoming earnings call in early August.”About Rubicon ProjectRubicon Project is the world’s largest independent sell-side advertising platform, following its merger with CTV leader Telaria in April 2020. The company provides global publishers with the technology and expertise to monetize their premium content and data across all screens and formats, including desktop, mobile, audio and CTV, in a transparent environment. In addition, the world's leading agencies and brands trust Rubicon Project’s platform to access brand-safe, high-quality ad inventory and execute billions of advertising transactions each month. Rubicon Project is a publicly traded company (NASDAQ:RUBI) headquartered in Los Angeles, California with global offices across North America, EMEA, LATAM and APAC.View source version on businesswire.com: RelationsCharlstie Veith516-300-3569cveith@rubiconproject.comInvestor RelationsNick Kormeluk949-500-0003nkormeluk@rubiconproject.comSource: Rubicon Project

Connect your app to FirebaseIf you haven't already,add Firebase to your Android project.Add Firebase Authentication to your appIn your module (app-level) Gradle file(usually //build.gradle.kts or//build.gradle),add the dependency for the Firebase Authentication library for Android. We recommend using theFirebase Android BoMto control library versioning.dependencies { // Import the BoM for the Firebase platform implementation(platform("com.google.firebase:firebase-bom:33.10.0")) // Add the dependency for the Firebase Authentication library // When using the BoM, you don't specify versions in Firebase library dependencies implementation("com.google.firebase:firebase-auth")}By using the Firebase Android BoM, your app will always use compatible versions of Firebase Android libraries. (Alternative) Add Firebase library dependencies without using the BoM If you choose not to use the Firebase BoM, you must specify each Firebase library version in its dependency line. Note that if you use multiple Firebase libraries in your app, we strongly recommend using the BoM to manage library versions, which ensures that all versions are compatible. dependencies { // Add the dependency for the Firebase Authentication library // When NOT using the BoM, you must specify versions in Firebase library dependencies implementation("com.google.firebase:firebase-auth:23.2.0")}Looking for a Kotlin-specific library module? Starting inOctober 2023(Firebase BoM 32.5.0), both Kotlin and Java developers candepend on the main library module (for details, see theFAQ about this initiative).To use an authentication provider, you need to enable it in theFirebase console. Go to the Sign-in Method page in the Firebase Authenticationsection to enable Email/Password sign-in and any other identity providersyou want for your app.(Optional) Prototype and test with Firebase Local Emulator SuiteBefore talking about how your app authenticates users, let's introduce a set oftools you can use to prototype and test Authentication functionality:Firebase Local Emulator Suite. If you're deciding among authentication techniquesand providers, trying out different data models with public and private datausing Authentication and Firebase Security Rules, or prototyping sign-in UI designs, being able towork

The Firebase plugin provides integrations with Firebase services, so you canbuild intelligent and scalable AI applications. Key features include:Firestore Vector Store: Use Firestore for indexing and retrievalwith vector embeddings.Telemetry: Export telemetry toGoogle's Cloud operations suitethat powers the Firebase Genkit Monitoring console.InstallationInstall the Firebase plugin with npm:npm install @genkit-ai/firebasePrerequisitesFirebase Project SetupAll Firebase products require a Firebase project. You can create a newproject or enable Firebase in an existing Google Cloud project using theFirebase console.If deploying flows with Cloud functions,upgrade your Firebase projectto the Blaze plan.If you want to run code locally that exports telemetry, you need theGoogle Cloud CLI tool installed.Firebase Admin SDK InitializationYou must initialize the Firebase Admin SDK in your application.This is not handled automatically by the plugin.import { initializeApp } from 'firebase-admin/app';initializeApp({ projectId: 'your-project-id',});The plugin requires you to specify your Firebase project ID. You can specifyyour Firebase project ID in either of the following ways:Set projectId in the initializeApp() configuration object as shownin the snippet above.Set the GCLOUD_PROJECT environment variable. If you're running yourflow from a Google Cloud environment (Cloud Functions, Cloud Run, andso on), GCLOUD_PROJECT is automatically set to the project ID of theenvironment.If you set GCLOUD_PROJECT, you can omit the configurationparameter in initializeApp().CredentialsTo provide Firebase credentials, you also need to set up Google CloudApplication Default Credentials. To specify your credentials:If you're running your flow from a Google Cloud environment (Cloud Functions,Cloud Run, and so on), this is set automatically.For other environments:Generate service account credentials for your Firebase project anddownload the JSON key file. You can do so on theService accountpage of the Firebase console.Set the environment variable GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS to the filepath of the JSON file that contains your service account key, or you can setthe environment variable GCLOUD_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_CREDS to the content of theJSON file.Features and usageTelemetryThe Firebase plugin provides a telemetry implementation for sending metrics,traces, and logs to Firebase Genkit Monitoring.To get started, visit the Getting started guidefor installation and configuration instructions.See the Authentication and authorization guideto authenticate with Google Cloud.See the Advanced configuration guidefor configuration options.See the Telemetry collection fordetails on which Genkit metrics, traces, and logs collected.Cloud Firestore vector searchYou can use Cloud Firestore as a vector store for RAG indexing and retrieval.This section contains information specific to the firebase plugin and CloudFirestore's vector search feature. See theRetrieval-augmented generation page for a more detaileddiscussion on implementing RAG using Genkit.Using GCLOUD_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_CREDS and FirestoreIf you are using service account credentials by passing credentials directlyvia GCLOUD_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_CREDS and

You can deploy your web or Flutter app directly from your Project IDXworkspace using a few different methods, includingFirebase Hosting andGoogle Cloud Run.Firebase HostingBefore you deploy your app to Firebase Hosting,create a Firebase project and register your app.If you don't have the required Firebase project permissions, you can ask aFirebase project Owner to assign you the applicable role in theFirebase console IAM settings.If you have questions about accessing your Firebase project,including finding or assigning an Owner, seePermissions and access to Firebase projects.To deploy your app on Firebase Hosting from IDX, follow these steps:Open your Project IDX workspace.Click the IDX icon in the navigation pane to open the Project IDXpanel and expand the Firebase Hosting section.Click Authenticate Firebase Hosting and follow the prompts inthe Terminal window to authenticate your Firebase account.Click Initialize Firebase Hosting and follow the prompts in theTerminal window to set up your deployment configuration.To deploy your app, click either Deploy to Production orDeploy to Channel from the Firebase Hosting section of theProject IDX panel.Cloud RunBefore you deploy using Cloud Run, make sure you set up a Google Cloudproject and enablebilling.Open your Project IDX workspace.Click the IDX icon in the navigation pane to open the Project IDXpanel and click Deploy to Cloud Run.Select the option to Allow this workspace to access Google Cloud resourcesusing my Google Account and select a Google Cloud project with billingenabled from the dialog windows.Click Authenticate from the Cloud Run section of the IDXpanel and follow the prompts to authenticate.Click Deploy and follow the prompts to set up your deploymentconfiguration and deploy your app.