Infinite Athlete partners with TGL to incorporate Tempus Ex Machina's FusionFeed technology

Infinite Athlete, whose Tempus Ex Machina syncing technology facilitates operations and fan experiences, is partnering with TGL, the tech-forward golf league launching in January 2024, on a multi-year agreement.

Tempus Ex Machina acquires Biocore to create Infinite Athlete

Tempus Ex Machina, whose innovative syncing technology serves as an operating system for sports, has acquired Biocore, the biomechanics engineering firm led by Jeff Crandall.

Inside Tempus Ex Machina as the company reveals its technology and significant impact on the NFL

Born out of the AAF — with Charlie Ebersol again as CEO — Tempus Ex helps the NFL sync all its video and data at the point of creation, completely transforming the league's video collection process.

Chelsea signs long-term deal with tech firm Tempus Ex Machina

English Premier League club Chelsea has signed a seven-year agreement with California-based technology company Tempus Ex Machina.

SBJ Tech: Tempus Ex Machina debuts fan innovations at Chelsea-Wrexham

Last week, I spent some time with Charlie Ebersol at one of my old stomping grounds: Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill, N.C., where I covered a handful of games during my time as a college football reporter. It was nice to get back in a press box again, see some familiar faces and learn from someone who is as excited about their product as Charlie is. -- Ethan Joyce.

Deion Sanders’ Colorado partners with Tempus Ex

“We’re excited to start this new era of Colorado football by investing in the best technology available for Coach Prime and his staff, student-athletes and our fans.”

Chelsea Kicks Off Custom TV Views via Tempus Ex

Chelsea fans will have a new way to watch their club when it faces Wrexham this week. In fact, they’ll have dozens of choices.

The Digital Athlete, from the NFL and Amazon Web Services, aims to prevent injuries from happening

Curastory, Tempus Ex Partner For Pac-12 Football NIL Deal

Starting in April, Pac-12 Conference football players will be able to commentate on and earn money from their game highlights through Curastory, a media technology company that helps athletes monetize the videos they post to social media platforms.