According to a recent LinkedIn post from ScorePlay, the company plans extensive participation at the NAB Show 2026 in Las Vegas, positioning itself within key discussions on the future of sports broadcasting. The post lists a booth presence in the West Hall, as well as speaking roles for executives Victorien Tixier and Xavier Green across multiple industry stages.
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The post highlights ScorePlay’s involvement alongside partners and ecosystem players such as TwelveLabs, Prime Video, Amazon MGM Studios, AWS, Tagboard, and Grabyo, as well as appearances at the Sports Video Group Chairman’s Forum and the PEAK event. This level of visibility may signal efforts to deepen relationships with broadcasters, cloud providers, and sports-rights holders, potentially supporting future deal flow and enterprise adoption.
ScorePlay’s messaging emphasizes how leading sports organizations are using its technology to ingest live feeds, centralize content with AI, and distribute media across channels at what it describes as “broadcast speed.” For investors, this focus suggests the company is targeting workflow-critical use cases in live sports production, an area where automation and AI-driven asset management could support premium pricing and long-term contracts.
The social component of the agenda, including an invite-only drinks event with TwelveLabs, points to active business development and partner cultivation during the conference. If these interactions translate into new integrations or reference customers, ScorePlay could strengthen its competitive position in the sports media technology stack, although the post does not disclose any concrete commercial agreements or financial metrics.