I asked Chatgpt to highlight new customers and partnerships from this article released today after earnings

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/soundhound-ai-reports-record-q1-200300100.html

Compared with SOUN’s Q4 2025 earnings materials and call, most of the items you listed appear to be new disclosures, expansions, or renewals that were not specifically mentioned in Q4. 

Here’s the breakdown:

Q1 2026 Item	New vs Q4 2025?	Notes
Multiple TV and auto OEMs integrating Voice Commerce	Partially new	Q4 already mentioned voice commerce traction and a smart TV manufacturer/global automaker rollout, but this broader “multiple OEMs” wording is new.
New 7-figure Japanese auto manufacturer commitment	Not new	This was already highlighted in Q4 earnings/call.
OEM expansion in South America	New	No South America expansion discussed in Q4.
Walmart ONN TV integration	New	ONN/Walmart branding was not disclosed in Q4.
QSR drive-thru ROI outperforming non-AI stores	New	Q4 discussed restaurant growth and call volumes, but not quantified comparative revenue uplift.
Cross-sell wins + Voice Insights adoption	New	More specific operational commentary than Q4.
Major fitness apparel brands deployment	Possibly expansion of prior disclosure	Q4 referenced a “large athletic shoes and apparel company,” but not multiple brands or majority market share.
Eco-friendly indoor air quality company deal	New	Not previously disclosed.
450-location swim school deal	New	Not previously disclosed.
Boutique fitness chains (900+ locations)	New	Not previously disclosed.
Large bank expansion	Likely new expansion	Q4 referenced BNP Paribas and enterprise banking traction generally, but not this specific expanded-services wording.
NY global financial services platform company	New	Not specifically disclosed before.
Denver-based financial services corporation	New	Not specifically disclosed before.
Multinational conglomerate expansion	New	Not specifically disclosed before.
Top-10 U.S. credit union expansion	New	Not mentioned in Q4.
Texas insurance corporation expansion	New	Not specifically disclosed in Q4.
Fortune 100 insurer renewal	Partially new	Q4 referenced Fortune 100 insurers generally, but not this renewal specifically.
Texas electricity provider renewal	New	Utilities vertical details were not disclosed in Q4.
Kansas electric company expansion	New	Not previously disclosed.
Telecom provider renewal/expansion	Possibly related to prior telecom customer	Q4 mentioned one of the world’s largest telecom companies; this may be the same account expanded.
Allina Health renewal/additional services	New specific customer disclosure	Healthcare was discussed in Q4, but Allina was not named.
Specialized multi-state healthcare organization	New	Not previously disclosed.
Dermatology network renewal	New	Not previously disclosed.
Japanese conglomerate renewal/expansion	Possibly related to prior Japanese enterprise customers	But this exact expansion was not disclosed in Q4.
Europe expansion with major tech company	New	No Europe expansion commentary in Q4.
Partnership with ManpowerGroup	New	Entirely new partnership announcement.
Infrastructure services multinational partnership	New	Not mentioned in Q4.
Renewal with global IT consulting company	New	Not specifically disclosed before.
Renewal with French IT consulting company	New	Not specifically disclosed before.
Renewal with Japanese IT/cloud/security company	New	Not specifically disclosed before.

Biggest genuinely new disclosures from Q1 2026

The most material “new” items relative to Q4 appear to be:

• Walmart ONN TV integration
• ManpowerGroup partnership
• South America automotive OEM expansion
• New utility/telecom/insurance renewals
• Healthcare customer specifics (Allina Health, dermatology network)
• Quantified restaurant AI ROI commentary
• Broader enterprise cross-sell momentum

What was already known from Q4

Q4 had already established:

• Strong automotive momentum
• A Japanese OEM 7-figure commitment
• Telecom expansion
• Voice commerce rollout
• Large apparel customer traction
• Fortune-100 insurer activity
• Enterprise AI expansion across verticals