The business of sports tech, in brief.
The Bundesliga has announced a technology trial using artificial intelligence (AI) for live multi-language commentary on matches, following a proof of concept which ran at the recent Supercup 2026. Viewers
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
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…
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…
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,”
FOS breaks down how Microsoft Azure powers the Premier League's real-time data infrastructure.
The Bundesliga has announced the launch of Captain, an AI assistant built into the official Bundesliga app in partnership with Amazon Web Services. Captain gives fans access to live statistics,
Alibaba signs exclusive 6-year deal with UEFA for AI services and 360-degree replay technology across Champions League, Europa League and Euro 2028.
Nike and WSL Football have launched Sportable’s Connected Ball and player-tracking technology in the Barclays Women’s Super League, making the UK league the first in the world to use the system. From the start of the 2026-27 season, Sportable’s FIFA-certified Connected Ball technology will be…
Dominik Scholler, VP of product management and innovation at the DFL, explains why and how the Bundesliga is trialling the automated production of matches, and shares his thoughts on AI
Since the start of the 2025-26 season, the Deutsche Fußball Liga (DFL) has been using 3D tracking technology to capture detailed movement data from every Bundesliga match. Tracking cameras record
In the fast-evolving field of sports technology, KineMo’s trajectory in early 2026 reflects a piece of a wider movement- one powered by AI, single-camera biomechanics, and a drive to democratise motion tracking across sport, rehab, and even astronaut training. For Australian club administrators…
Professional Game Match Officials (PGMO) has agreed a partnership with Personar to integrate AI audio analysis into Premier League officiating. The London-based company’s TrackSwift platform, originally developed for Formula 1, analyses live audio communications between on-field referees and VAR…
West Ham United has partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and AI specialist Crayon to develop what is being described as one of football’s most advanced scouting platforms. The Premier League club says the generative AI-powered system will overhaul how it identifies and evaluates talent across…
