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The Football League Failed. The Clock Kept Running.
After the Alliance of American Football collapsed, its technologists kept the useful idea: give every camera and data point the same clock. Tempus Ex turned that idea into sports infrastructure, then carried it from NFL control rooms to athletes and fans.
Sportinnovator’s real sport is getting ideas off the bench
A portable padel court, a shared ride to the stadium, a smarter training session. Inside the Dutch network that helps sports inventions find partners, money and a place to prove themselves.
BetConstruct sells the machinery behind the bet
The Armenian-born technology supplier lets operators assemble a gambling business from software, games and services. Its next wager is that customers will buy more of the operation, from AI-assisted marketing to prediction markets.
The Biggest Sports Company Fans Never See
Deltatre powers the streams, scores, graphics and split-second decisions behind global sport. Its cleverest product may be its own invisibility.
FairPlay Built the Betting Business Hiding Behind the Scoreboard
Oddschecker spent 25 years teaching bettors to shop for a better price. Now its parent is turning that habit, and the data trail behind it, into infrastructure for the rest of sports media.
SoftConstruct Built the Casino, Then Started Selling the Shovels
The Yerevan tech group began with four people and a betting shop. Two decades later, its sprawling portfolio sells the platforms, feeds, payments and AI that keep digital gaming businesses moving.
Perfect Game Built Baseball’s Most Valuable Waiting Room
A weekend tournament company became the data layer between a teenager’s fastball and the people who can change his future. Thirty-one years in, Perfect Game’s real product is not the game - it is the record of who showed up and what happened next.
Quintar, Inc.
Quintar is a Santa Clara-based extended reality company building a device-agnostic spatial XR platform that turns physical venues into digitally enhanced 'Quintar Places.' Its patented Q.reality platform combines a Spatial Visual Positioning System with True Spatial Video to overlay real-time, data-driven content on live sports and other events. Quintar is the official mobile AR and XR developer of the PGA TOUR and built PGA TOUR Vision, the first professional golf application for Apple Vision Pro. Founded in 2021 by former Intel CTO Dr. Sankar (Jay) Jayaram and Dr. Jeff Jonas, the company has raised roughly $11 million, including an $8.2 million Series A in 2024.
FTN (For The Numbers)
FTN - short for For The Numbers - is a Las Vegas-based sports data and media company that turns advanced NFL, MLB and NBA numbers into fantasy and betting tools. Launched in 2020 (when the only live sport was Korean baseball), it now runs a network of subscription sites for season-long fantasy, daily fantasy, and sports betting, publishes articles, podcasts and livestreams, and is the new home of Aaron Schatz's DVOA metric after Football Outsiders closed. It serves both consumers who want an edge in their leagues and B2B clients who license its proprietary data.