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New England Patriots owner, the Kraft Group, has signed a multi-year partnership with AI-powered technology company NWN which will see it overhaul the existing IT infrastructure at Gillette Stadium.
This is aimed at enhancing the fan experience, modernising employee support solutions, and establishing a state-of-the-art infrastructure foundation.
“Gillette Stadium is used throughout the year for a variety of events, and it is key for this venue to be as accommodating for our guests as possible,” said Jim Nolan, chief operating officer of Kraft Sports and Entertainment.
“Partnering with NWN ensures that we have the newest technological capabilities to exceed fan expectations. Their vast experience in the industry and ability to bring us new technologies – while supporting what we already have in place – is key to making our facilities a place where guests can always stay connected.”
Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta has partnered with LG Electronics USA in a collaboration that will see the latter provide hundreds of new displays for installation throughout the venue.
This will be led by a 98-screen pitch LED ribbon-board that will provide a field level backdrop for all Atlanta United home matches.
Kappture has launched BRISK, the world’s first AI-enabled checkout-free retail unit with instant payments.
It is purpose-built for stadiums and live event environments and has been installed at Carrow Road, home to English football side Norwich City.
BRISK allows customers to enter a bar, select products, and leave without waiting in line as the system automatically makes transactions in real-time.
The National Football League (NFL) has named NetApp as its official intelligent data infrastructure partner.
NetApp will work with the league to create storage technology that will allow it to manage its data to drive innovation.
“By combining our expertise with NetApp’s industry-leading intelligent data infrastructure, we can unlock new efficiencies that accelerate innovation within our game,” said the NFL’s executive vice-president and chief revenue officer, Renie Anderson.
Brazilian football club Corinthians is set to install facial recognition software at its Neo Química Arena after signing an agreement with technology company, Bepass.
The contract is set for five years with the system due to be fully installed by June of this year.
Corinthians’ fellow Brazilian Série A team Palmeiras has become the first South American club on Roblox.
The Palmeiras Bloxverse is a themed online experience with attractions inspired by the history, products and idols of the São Paulo side.
Major League Soccer’s LAFC is partnering with Wicket to introduce facial authentication technology for ticketing and concessions at BMO Stadium.
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