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IBM Bringing Digital Interactive Experience to Tennis Fans During US Open

September 1, 2020
While fans are unable to attend the US Open in person due to COVID-19, IBM is helping enhance the fan experience from home. As the digital partner of the United States Tennis Association, the tech giant has created innovative fan experience leveraging artificial intelligence and hybrid cloud technology enabling fans around the world to experience the excitement and vibrant debate surrounding the Grand Slam. Noah Syken, VP of Sports & Entertainment Partnerships at IBM, explains why their AI platform, Watson, is revolutionizing the U.S. Open. Syken also discusses what new digital features tennis fans will have access to during the tournament. .
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