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  Technology   Watson, the Game’s afoot!

Watson, the Game’s afoot!

Published : Jun 28, 2016, 12:11 am IST
Updated : Jun 28, 2016, 12:11 am IST

The Wimbledon tennis championship games begin on June 27 and end on July 10.

Wimbledon app fuelled by supercomputer ‘Watson’
 Wimbledon app fuelled by supercomputer ‘Watson’

The Wimbledon tennis championship games begin on June 27 and end on July 10. This year, for the first time, IBM which for 25 years, has provided the technology to fuel the event, is deploying its new question-answering cloud super computer, ‘Watson’ to enhance the Wimbledon mobile apps for tennis fans.

The new Android and iOS apps will provide multi-content personalised feeds for fans at home. For visitors on site, the new apps will enable personalised messaging and the opportunity to create their own Wimbledon Story and share unforgettable Wimbledon experiences with others. You can download the apps from http://www.wimbledon.com.

 

A new SlamTracker feature allows fans to go beyond scores to analyse real time and historical player, match and tournament data. Additionally, SlamTracker enables fans to share insights on their social media accounts with the push of a button.

IBM has set up a Cognitive Command Centre backed by its Watson super computing cloud. The solution will ingest feeds across multiple social media channels to automatically understand, reason and learn the most relevant and emerging topics of conversation as they relate to Wimbledon.