Global technology consultancy with five declared Australian city offices. Its Topaz portfolio covers data analytics, generative AI, software engineering and process automation. A provider-published Australian Open 2026 account describes Rally, an AI fan-zone mascot; the client’s older publication separately confirms the partnership, rather than the 2026 results.
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Tennis Australia
Infosys describes Rally as a generative-AI mascot at the Australian Open fan zone, combining tennis-focused conversation with live match data.
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Credits Infosys with improving the tournament’s technology experience and welcomes accessibility and AI initiatives. This provider-published partnership comment is not an independently collected review or measured result.
Project: Australian Open digital innovation partnership
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Checked 2026-10-21Topaz is advertised as services, solutions and platforms using generative AI, with data analytics and applied AI offerings. International testimonials and product-asset counts are provider-published material, not evidence of Australian project delivery or independently verified performance.
Checked 2026-10-21The overview describes data analytics, generative AI, software engineering and process redesign/automation. Unnamed international examples and numerical performance claims are not imported as verified client results.
Checked 2026-10-21The 29 January 2026 release names Tennis Australia, describes Rally at the fan zone and attributes a partnership comment to Craig Tiley. Its separate MatchFeel initiative is explicitly a limited pilot.
Checked 2026-10-21The client’s 16 December 2021 article announces the Infosys partnership extension through 2026, including AI and analytics plans. It supports the historical relationship, not independent verification of the 2026 features, outcomes or current contract terms.
Checked 2026-10-21