As part of the collaboration, Infosys will work with Alcaraz and his coaching team to develop AI-powered match analytics and a personalised performance application, aimed at enhancing match preparation and in-game strategy. The initiative will leverage Infosys’ AI-first platform, Topaz.
The partnership also extends beyond sport, with both sides set to collaborate on technology-driven social impact initiatives through the Carlos Alcaraz Foundation.
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Alcaraz, a seven-time Grand Slam champion and the youngest men’s World No. 1, said the collaboration will help him use data and AI to gain deeper insights into his game and improve performance.
Infosys said the association aligns with its broader strategy of combining AI-led innovation with high-performance sport, building on its decade-long involvement in transforming tennis through digital technologies.
The company added that the partnership reflects a convergence of technology and elite sport, as it looks to further strengthen its positioning as an AI-powered transformation partner globally.
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Shares of Infosys Ltd closed 2.21% higher at ₹1,305 ahead of the announcement on Wednesday. The stock has declined 20% over the past six months.
