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Intel shuts down sports division, sells part of it to Verizon

19.08.21|Meir Orbach

The division was largely based on the 2016 acquisition of Israeli company Replay, which developed an advanced sporting events viewing experience. Calcalist learned that most Israeli employees were offered to move to Mobileye

Intel’s Israel-Developed Sports Viewing Technology Comes to French Soccer

11.02.20|Adi Pick

True View technology was developed in Israel and is currently deployed at the Parc des Princes stadium in Paris