Owl AI hires Prasad as CEO
Owl AI has hired Jay Prasad as company CEO, replacing Josh Gwyther, a former AI exec with Google Cloud, who now shifts into an advisor role.
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Kitman Labs is working with the USL to help streamline its efforts to track player medical records. Also: A former Broncos tech exec is developing software to help teams make game days easier.
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The SBJ Tech Funding Round(up) for Q1 2026 looks at the $575 million raise from Whoop and offers two other investment takeaways form this quarter's funding of sports tech firms.
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Owl AI has hired Jay Prasad as company CEO, replacing Josh Gwyther, a former AI exec with Google Cloud, who now shifts into an advisor role.
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Owl AI has hired Jay Prasad as company CEO, replacing Josh Gwyther, a former AI exec with Google Cloud, who now shifts into an advisor role.
Seven Seven Six, the venture capital firm co-founded by Alexis Ohanian, has acquired collegiate sports trading card company Onit.
SeatGeek has picked up the primary ticketing business of the Wild, becoming the third NHL franchise (along with the Panthers and Mammoth) to work with the company.
OneRevel CTO Mike Trainor will try to ease some of that struggle of tech teams on game day. The Salt Lake City firm is seeking to link the management of crucial game-day audio-visual elements like digital signage, IPTV and LED scoreboards.
Kitman Labs' multiyear deal with USL will equip all 25 clubs in the USL Championship with Kitman Labs' Performance Medicine Solution, a hub for electronic medical records.
The Washington Commanders have issued an AI request for information (RFI) related to the team's new stadium and mixed-use project in the District of Columbia. The goal is to ensure AI is considered in the development of the new stadium and surrounding district.
Deep Blue Sports + Entertainment and Mondo Metrics have partnered on the Women's Sports Index, a new data insights platform that allows for real-time analysis of what's resonating in women's sports and how it compares to other content in the space.