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Here’s the latest on what’s happening in and around the sports tech space and why it matters

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Co-founded by ex-Irish rugby international Andrew Trimble and former Ulster rugby star, Gareth Quinn, Kairos’ platform helps teams manage schedules and provides reliable communication channels.
Fastbreak.ai, the fastest and most capable sports scheduling platform, announced the NBA as their latest customer and partner in a long-term agreement and NBA Equity as a seed round investor.
This week, Saudi Arabia revealed designs for a high-tech stadium atop a 656-foot-high cliff near Riyadh where it plans to host the 2034 World Cup.
APEX Capital, an investment management firm that invests with over 100 elite athletes including Trent Alexander‑Arnold, Juan Mata, Alexander Zverev, Lando Norris, Carlos Sainz, Valtteri Bottas, Kanoa Igarashi,
GolfForever, an at-home training system for amateurs and professional golfers, recently announced a $10 million Series A funding round led by Clerisy, a consumer growth equity fund.
Major League Soccer (MLS) has officially announced its new innovation lab startup accelerator program following behind other major leagues such as the NBA with NBA Launchpad and NFL 1st and
Manchester City defender John Stones and Formula One driver Alex Albon have joined Steph Curry in investing in a franchise in the high-tech golf competition created by Tiger Woods and
Estonian-based basketball engagement app Scorestars announced that it has secured €725K in a Seed round of funding.
Two Circles, an international data-driven sports agency, has been acquired by UK private equity firm Charterhouse Capital Partners from PE investment firm Bruin Capital.
Portuguese startup Full Venue, which is an AI company for the sports and events industry, recently secured €2 million in investment.
The Indiana Pacers of the NBA recently teamed up with Fishers-based tech startup Spokenote to feature QR codes on the front of their jerseys.
Premier League soccer team Chelsea has signed a sleeve sponsorship deal with cryptocurrency company BingX that's worth more than £10 million.