Analysis and advice on how technology (a.o. AI, Blockchain, Metaverse, NFT, Web3, Artificial Intelligence, VR/AR, Software, Retail technology, Logistic/Supply Chain technology) is disrupting the sporting goods industry and creating new opportunities. This contains technologies that affect the sport itself but also the business.
Google is introducing a new form of search result called Search Generative Experience (SGE). It might change e-commerce.
Stockholm-based global SaaS company TrusTrace, which offers a unique product traceability and supply chain compliance platform for the fashion and retail industries, announced the launch of its updated, AI-powered Forced Labor Prevention (FLP) solution that will help brands proactively map supply chains, screen them for risk and efficiently collect evidence ...
A London-headquartered start-up founded in 2022, Truss, is cataloguing the world’s clothes, or at least the share of it produced by fashion houses.
The video assistant referee (VAR) has been a part of professional football in some capacity since at least 2016, with trials going back years before, but it hit the big time at the FIFA World Cup in 2018. Now, six years later, an extended version of it has cost Belgium ...
Apple appears to be directing its efforts away from a second edition of its Vision Pro headset and toward a cheaper version, according to Mac Rumors, which cites reporting by The Information.
The United States Golf Association (USGA) is introducing facial scans for admissions at the US Open, according to Find Biometrics, which cites Sports Business Journal.
More than a dozen current and former employees of some major AI companies have set up a website and published an open letter to companies in the industry on it.
PayPal appears to be far and away the West’s top provider of e-wallets. How did this come about, who are the competitors and what is the situation in other parts of the world?