Infosys Names Carlos Alcaraz as Global Brand Ambassador
Infosys announced in a press release that it has entered into a multi-year partnership with tennis player Carlos Alcaraz, who will serve as the company’s global brand ambassador.
The collaboration aims to integrate artificial intelligence into tennis analytics through the Infosys Topaz platform. As part of the partnership, Infosys will develop AI-based match analysis tools to enhance performance insights for players and fans.
Additionally, the agreement includes joint initiatives between Infosys and the Carlos Alcaraz Foundation to promote social impact projects that leverage technology.
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