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The behind-the-scenes tech of the Australian Open

Tennis Australia partner IBM provided infrastructure to enter, store and distribute stats.
  • By Adam Bender
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The chair umpires use this device, nicknamed the Chump, to enter score data as the match is in progress. Credit: IBM

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