West Ham United Announces Fetch.ai as Their Official Artificial Intelligence Partner

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West Ham United has announced that fetch.ai has become the club’s first official artificial intelligence partner. The partnership also extends to Fetch.ai designated as Official Global Partner of West Ham United (Non-exclusive) and Official Partner of West Ham United Women’s Football Club (Non-Exclusive)

Fetch.AI combines machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities with blockchain technology. The core of Fetch.ai is made up of digital twins, which are also called autonomous economic agents. The digital twins connect vast data sources and eliminate the need for data aggregators in the current digital economy. The products offered by Fetch.ai can be used in industries such as supply chain, manufacturing, healthcare, travel, finance, and mobility. 

According to the terms of the partnership, Fetch.ai will work with West Ham United to use artificial intelligence to improve businesses and everyday lives. As part of the partnership, West Ham United’s matches at London Stadium will feature LED perimeter advertising systems and displays promoting Fetch.ai and its applications.

West Ham United Chief Commercial Officer Nathan Thompson said: “We are delighted to announce our first Official Artificial Intelligence Partner and welcome Fetch.ai to the Club at an exciting time for the business, and the industry. We’re looking forward to working with Fetch.ai on their smart parking concept, social media platform and upcoming projects that will provide smart solutions for fans”.

Humayun Sheikh, CEO and Founder of Fetch.ai commented: “We are proud to be partnering with West Ham United. We’re very excited about bringing forth our AI solutions in new and creative ways to power the future of world class Premier League football, entertainment and technology for fans in the UK and around the world.”