Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Microsoft across Soccer, Football, Basketball.
Paris Saint Germain announced a partnership with Google to embed Gemini AI into its operations, designate Pixel phones as official devices, and create a Google workspace at its stadium, reflecting a broader trend of AI adoption across soccer.
Shoot 360 merges Microsoft’s cloud analytics with elite coaching to gamify basketball training, delivering real‑time feedback and global competition for players of all ages.
From coast to coast, the Premier League will bring all 20 clubs to U.S. fans during the opening weekend, blending live watch parties, immersive experiences and strategic brand collaborations.
Wall Street opened the week with a broad rally, the Dow crossed 53,000, while political moves and tech sector shifts reshape the landscape.
The Seattle Soccer House at Pacific Place will host a complimentary, all‑ages fan zone for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, featuring immersive zones, local food, and partnerships with major regional brands.
Roberto Lopes, once a banker in Dublin, answered a call from Cape Verde's coach on LinkedIn, left his job, and now prepares for his nation's first World Cup appearance.
A World Cup match in Seattle became a showcase for Seeing AI and One Court, tools that empower blind and low‑vision fans to follow live soccer with unprecedented independence.
NASCAR is launching a faithful recreation of the Naval Base Coronado track in Roblox's Driving Empire just before its June 19‑21 racing weekend in San Diego, introducing new gameplay features and a partnership that includes a military‑focused charity tournament.
A look at how AI models are moving from experimental demos to public markets, tournament play and multi‑billion dollar funding rounds.
A Microsoft Store discovery has exposed the Deluxe Edition artwork for College Football 27 and Madden NFL 27, showcasing key athletes and coaches ahead of summer launches.
A deep dive into the clash between analytics and the spontaneous joy of soccer, featuring pioneers like Luke Bornn, Sarah Rudd and José Mourinho.