Infosys & LTA Launch AI-Driven Fan Experiences for Tennis Season
Infosys and LTA have launched AI-powered fan experiences for the LTA grass court season, starting June 3, 2026. Innovations include an AI Match Center and personalized fan features. The HSBC Championships (June 6-21, 2026) will feature an AI humanoid 'Rally' and VR Tennis.
This announcement relates to a strategic partnership and product launch focused on enhancing fan engagement in a specific sports event. While positive for brand visibility and showcasing technological capabilities, the direct financial or operational impact on Infosys' core business is likely medium-term and indirect.
The announcement details the launch of innovative AI-driven fan experiences in partnership with LTA, which is expected to enhance engagement and provide richer experiences for tennis fans. This collaboration and technological advancement are positive developments.
Infosys Limited, in collaboration with the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA), has launched a new suite of AI-powered fan experiences for the LTA grass court season, which began on June 3, 2026. These innovations aim to enhance fan engagement through AI-first offerings, leveraging Infosys Topaz, which includes generative and agentic AI.
The new features include an AI-Powered Match Center with live scores, draws, schedules, and AI commentary. Fans will also benefit from personalized experiences based on their preferences, interactive fan polls, and detailed match statistics with head-to-head insights. These enhancements are designed to provide deeper match understanding and more meaningful fan interactions throughout the season.
At the HSBC Championships at The Queen’s Club, scheduled from June 6 to June 21, 2026, Infosys will feature an on-site Fan Zone. This zone will include 'Rally,' an AI-powered humanoid robot offering personalized interactions and selfie modes, and 'VR Tennis,' where fans can create virtual tennis arenas using voice prompts. These on-site experiences will operate under strict responsible AI principles.
Chris Pollard, Managing Director, Commercial & Operations at LTA, highlighted the partnership's focus on elevating fan engagement in a digital-first world. Sumit Virmani, Global Chief Marketing Officer at Infosys, emphasized the opportunity to reimagine fan engagement in tennis, making data intuitive, engagement personal, and fandom inclusive through AI-led digital experiences.
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