Financial Times | The business of football: the big data arms race | FT Scoreboard @FinancialTimes | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 4 days ago.
A technological revolution is underway in football, as team owners turn to the latest data analytics and AI to gain a competitive edge in the battle for talent. As more professional investors buy into the sport and rules on spending get tighter, future champions will increasingly be created away from the pitch by teams of software engineers.
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A technological revolution is underway in football, as team owners turn to the latest data analytics and AI to gain a competitive edge in the battle for talent. As more professional investors buy into the sport and rules on spending get tighter, future champions will increasingly be created away from the pitch by teams of software engineers.
#football #sports #dataanalytics #ai #artificialintelligence #data
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