Intrasonics, an Ipsos Company, is a privately owned entity headquartered in the UK. It was founded in 2000 and employs approximately 20 individuals. The company reported $3.0M in revenue as of 2024. Intrasonics specializes in user experience and devices, providing audio watermarking and audio matching technology.
Ipsos released its "Know the New America & Beyond" report on June 25, 2026, highlighting the U.S., Mexico, and Canada as a focal point for the upcoming World Cup. On June 24, Ipsos also published research titled "Beyond the Claim: The Case for Direct-to-Responder RWE in U.S. Healthcare," where Matthew Heffler and William Rogers outlined the structural limitations of relying solely on claims-based Real-World Evidence due to systemic gaps created by the fragmented multi-payer insurance system, patient dropout, and the significant over-the-counter market. Concurrently, an Ipsos poll released the same day indicated that 35% of Britons believe Andy Burnham would do a good job as Prime Minister, compared to 29% for Kemi Badenoch and 27% for Nigel Farage. Previously, on June 23, the Ipsos Pride Report 2026 presented a nuanced picture of LGBTQ+ attitudes, showing stabilization on key metrics and continuing trends from the 2025 report following earlier evidence of a "wokelash." This followed an Ipsos report on June 19, which found that 55% of Britons favor a monarchy, with 27% preferring a republic, marking the lowest support Ipsos has recorded for the monarchy since 1993, a decline primarily driven by changing views among young people.
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