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AI and data analytics tech served up at Wimbledon | IT PRO
IBM Watson: Inside the 'black box' - Official Site of the 2022 US Open Tennis Championships - A USTA Event
U.S. Open: How IBM's Watson Picks the Highlights | Fortune
How Wimbledon and Watson are using AI to curate video highlights | VentureBeat
IBM Watson is becoming a tennis expert for Wimbledon 2017
IBM Watson AI helping US Open tennis players
How Wimbledon is keeping its eye on the ball with IBM tech
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IBM Is Curating Content Powered by Watson's Artificial Intelligence for the U.S. Open
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