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Partnerships · 14 Oct 2026 · GB

Baseline Vision expands ATP Challenger coverage

The partnership will see Baseline Vision’s AI-powered tracking technology deployed at ATP Challenger Tour events worldwide, supporting the collection and delivery of live data from professional matches. Baseline Vision’s system uses computer vision technology to track both players and the ball in…

Sport Industry Group
Broadcast & Streaming · 22 Sept 2026 · FR

LFP Brings Automated Data ‘Moments’ to Ligue 1+ Expert Mode

For the 2026-27 season, the Ligue de Football Professionnel (LFP) is taking another step towards a more data-rich and personalised way of watching Ligue 1 by introducing more advanced, automatically

Sports Video Group
Analytics & AI · 15 Sept 2026 · GB

Biolyz brings performance testing technology to the UK

Biolyz, the growing performance technology company, has introduced new technology to the UK that helps elite athletes and high-performance teams improve and accelerate performance prognostics. Biolyz’s non-invasive testing solutions are already benefitting several of the countries’ biggest Premier…

Sport Industry Group
Broadcast & Streaming · 6 Sept 2026 · AU, DE

AI-powered camera system makes Supercup debut in live football production

AI-powered camera technology has moved another step closer to mainstream sports broadcasting. This comes after it was deployed for the international tactical feed of the Franz Beckenbauer Supercup between Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich. The system, supplied by Broadcast Solutions, combined…

Soccerscene
Broadcast & Streaming · 26 Aug 2026 · DE

Bundesliga Places AI at the Center of Its Media Strategy

Introducing the Bundesliga’s latest showcase of technological innovation, Deutsche Fußball Liga (DFL) CEO Steffen Merkel put the emphasis firmly on AI. “AI is not just another tech trend for us,”

Sports Video Group
Analytics & AI · 30 June 2026 · GB, US

Insights from Genius Sports’ Mark Locke, Tony Marlow and Josh Linforth at Cannes Lions

Getting the data? Easy. Knowing what to do with it? That’s the hard part. “In the U.S. we have access to 250 million people… if you’re local team is losing you’ll want to spend 25% more on takeaways, that’s what the data is telling us,” Mark Locke, CEO of Genius Sports, told Scott Soshnick. Tony

Sportico
Fan & Venue · 29 June 2026 · GB

How data is reshaping modern rugby fandom

The 2025/26 European rugby season saw more than one million fans attend Champions Cup matches across the campaign, while over 52,000 filled San Mamés Stadium for the final in Bilbao. And, while live attendance remains central to rugby’s success, it is no longer the only way supporters engage with…

Sport Industry Group
Partnerships · 16 June 2026 · GB

OPN And PFA Use Digital Athlete Passports To Transform Football Recruitment

OPN, the digital sports infrastructure company co-founded by former professional footballer Aaron Wildig, has expanded its partnership with the Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) to provide out-of-contract players with verified performance data and greater visibility to clubs during the…

iSportConnect
Analytics & AI · 28 May 2026 · IE

Kitman Labs And Google Cloud Redefine Sports Analytics With My iP Launch

Kitman Labs, the global leader in performance intelligence has announced the launch of My iP, a new reporting and visualization capability within its iP: Intelligence Platform. My iP integrates Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform’s enterprise-grade analytics and business intelligence infrastructure…

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