Technology

League looks to grow its profile in emerging digital collectibles market

Premier League football club Burnley has announced that it is to begin working with non-fungible tokens (NFT) marketplace YellowHeart, to explore the use of the blockchain technology for ticketing and…

Company is back within the NFL after losing the league's global data rights

US telecom giant furthers its venue installations of advanced mobile technology

Spanish football’s LaLiga has expanded its association with technology giant Microsoft in a deal that the two parties claim will “digitally transform football globally”. U

Telecommunications giant a founding partner for trio of forthcoming venues

Saracens has become the first rugby union side to work with Horizm, the digital inventory management company, in a deal announced today (Friday)

European investment group Investindustrial has made a €200m ($239.7

International sailing championship SailGP and US multinational computer technology company Oracle have expanded their data partnership to help improve team performances and the fan experience

The International Equestrian Federation (FEI) has signed a five-year licensing agreement with interactive entertainment company GoGallop to collaborate on a series of egames

The National Football League has announced a multiyear partnership with US global technology company Cisco, which has been designated an official technology partner of the NFL.

Trading card company grows presence in blockchain-based collectibles

Maker of app development platform gets branding to stadium club and suite level

The Formula 1 motor-racing championship has agreed a wide-ranging deal with Canadian cyber security company Herjavec Group

Ongoing Covid-19 pandemic helps forge new areas of sports sponsorship

Company gains sponsorship rights, will supply league with digital workspace solutions

The British and Irish Lions turned down an offer by Rugby Australia to host this summer's tour against South Africa, according to the BBC

Golf’s PGA Tour has become the latest sports property to team up with Amazon Web Services (AWS) in a deal that names the company as the official cloud provider of the organisation.