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WNBA x AWS

Women's basketball gets its own analytics layer.

WNBA x AWS
AWS becomes the WNBA's Official Cloud and Cloud AI Partner at the start of the league's 30th season. The centrepiece is WNBA Inside the Game: an advanced analytics platform translating real-time player tracking into fan-readable metrics, including WNBA Gravity and WNBA Shot Difficulty. Available on the WNBA App, WNBA.com, and in broadcast. The first AI partnership AWS has signed with a women's professional league.
Why it matters

Whether WNBA Gravity and Shot Difficulty are built from WNBA player tracking data or derived from NBA model architecture has not been disclosed. The distinction determines whether the metrics describe WNBA basketball or a WNBA-adjusted version of NBA basketball. Thirty seasons without equivalent measurement infrastructure is a gap. This closes part of it.

AI is becoming the operating system of sports organizations, and it's already separating leaders from the rest. AI on the Field measures where you stand today and builds the path to get there.

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NBL x iCoach
Commentators query the data live, in plain words.

The NBL integrated iCoach into its broadcast production from the NBL27 season, under a ten-year agreement. The platform combines data, video and tracking and lets production staff and commentators query it in natural language to surface historical context, player and team trends, milestones and emerging storylines during live play.