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Marsha Blackburn Report: Securing a Brighter Future for our Children – Clarksville Online

Washington, D.C. – Big Tech companies repeatedly choose profit over principle by selling America’s children as the product on their platforms. These companies have knowingly pushed children to harmful material promoting suicide, eating disorders, lethal drugs, sexual exploitation, human trafficking, and on and on. This week, I reintroduced the Kids Online Safety Act to provide young […]

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U.S. SenateWashington, D.C. – Big Tech companies repeatedly choose profit over principle by selling America’s children as the product on their platforms. These companies have knowingly pushed children to harmful material promoting suicide, eating disorders, lethal drugs, sexual exploitation, human trafficking, and on and on.

This week, I reintroduced the Kids Online Safety Act to provide young people and parents with the tools, safeguards, and transparency they need to protect against online harms. I also spoke on the Senate floor about how Big Tech must be held accountable. KOSA is just common sense.

Parents know that there are just as many dangers lurking online as in the real world, which is why 86 percent of Americans support KOSA. We have a generational opportunity to secure a brighter and safer future for children across the country whose lives depend on our ability to act. The time to pass KOSA is now.

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On Tuesday night, I held a tele-town hall where I heard from hardworking Tennesseans who are so excited about President Trump’s work to usher in the Golden Age of America. Among many victories for the American people, the Trump administration has allowed Immigration and Customs Enforcement to do its job again, and, alongside the Tennessee Highway Patrol, they arrested nearly 200 illegal aliens in Nashville, including gang members and rapists. President Donald J. Trump is making our communities safer, and I’m fighting in the Senate to get a Big Beautiful Bill across the finish line to implement the America First agenda. 

This week, I wrote a letter to the U.S. Department of the Treasury, raising concerns about the Biden administration’s IRS pass-through compliance unit, which was motivated by ideology over principles of sound tax administration and targets main street businesses. Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, and they often lack the resources to navigate these audits brought by the Biden-era pass-through compliance unit. Read more here.

As global competition accelerates when it comes to quantum information science and technology, the United States cannot afford to fall behind to adversaries like Communist China. I introduced the Quantum Leadership in Emerging Applications and Policy (LEAP) Act to ensure the United States remains the world leader in quantum by establishing a legislative commission to tackle the issues facing American ingenuity. We can’t let the Chinese Communist Party take the lead. Read more here.



The Chinese Communist Party has operated secret surveillance centers across the United States, setting up shop to threaten our communities and our national security. This week, I introduced the Countering Chinese Espionage Reporting Act, which would ensure that we know the full extent of the U.S. Department of Justice’s efforts to counter threats to U.S. national security. Read more here.

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Passengers shouldn’t have to sacrifice their right to privacy the moment they step into a rideshare vehicle, and they deserve to know if they are being recorded. Last week, I introduced the Safe and Private Rides Act, which would require transportation network companies to notify passengers when their driver has a video recording device in the car and give passengers the opportunity to opt out of riding with a driver with a dashcam, preventing rideshare drivers from violating passengers’ privacy. Read more here.

When it comes to health care, one of the biggest issues Tennesseans face is access to affordable care. The rising costs of prescription drugs are unsustainable. This is why President Trump took executive action last month directing his administration to evaluate how pharmacy benefit managers, or PBMs, increase costs and limit choices for patients. Read more in my weekly column here. 





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Premier League-Microsoft AI might for fans

Image: Coliseum GSVA The Premier League (UK) has announced a five-year partnership with the multinational technology corporation Microsoft to launch the Premier League Companion, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered digital tool for the fans. With launch set ahead of the 2025-2026 seasons the Companion will evolve further based on the fan feedback, the usage patterns and […]

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The Premier League (UK) has announced a five-year partnership with the multinational technology corporation Microsoft to launch the Premier League Companion, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered digital tool for the fans.

With launch set ahead of the 2025-2026 seasons the Companion will evolve further based on the fan feedback, the usage patterns and the language needs.

‘Technology MAGAZINE’ stated that football’s global audience is expanding fast and the Premier League is using AI technology to keep up.

London (UK)-based the Premier League is a professional association football league in England and the highest level of the English football league system. Contested by 20 clubs it operates on a system of promotion and relegation with the English Football League (EFL – a league of professional football clubs from England and Wales).

The Microsoft Corporation is an American multinational corporation and technology conglomerate headquartered in Redmond, Washington (US). Founded in 1975, the company became influential in the rise of personal computers through software like Windows and the company has since expanded to Internet services, cloud computing, video gaming, and other fields. Microsoft is the largest software maker, one of the most valuable public companies in the United States and one of the most valuable brands globally.

As part of a five-year deal the Microsoft has become the league’s official cloud and AI partner providing tools that reshape how fans engage with the game.

At the heart of this collaboration is the Premier League Companion, a new AI-driven platform designed to serve the supporters with real-time data, historic insights and personalized content.

The system runs on Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI Service, a cloud-based platform that grants access to powerful natural language models including OpenAI’s (American Artificial Intelligence organization) Generative Pre-trained Transformer 4 (GPT-4 – a multimodal large language model).
 

Natural Language Meets Premier League Data

‘Technology MAGAZINE’ further stated that the Premier League Companion uses Microsoft Copilot to respond to the fans’ questions in natural language. Built into Microsoft’s Azure AI infrastructure it can process vast amounts of information drawing from three decades of Premier League data. That means 30 seasons of statistics, 300,000 articles and 9,000 videos are now at a fan’s fingertips.

Supporters can type or speak questions like “How many times has my club been relegated?” or “What are the best five goals of all time?” and get immediate answers, often with the video clips attached.

Stated Satya Nadella, Chairman-cum-Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Microsoft, “We’re teaming up with the Premier League to bring one billion-plus fans closer than ever to the game they love.”

Will Brass, Chief Commercial Officer for the Premier League, explains the thinking behind the tool, “Our role is to create value for our clubs by engaging with as many fans as we can and bringing them into the Premier League ecosystem. Ultimately, a big part of that is making sure our channels are best equipped to engage with those fans and, more importantly, deliver to the fans what they want.”

The Premier League now reaches 1.8 billion viewers in 189 countries and, according to Brass, around one-third of the league’s global following has joined only in the past few years.

With that growth comes the demand for smarter, more accessible content.

The Companion uses agentic architecture, a term that refers to the AI models capable of independently gathering and processing data from various sources to provide context-aware responses. In practical terms, it means the fans get more precise, more relevant answers to whatever they ask.
 

Cloud-based Archives and Smarter Operations

The collaboration extends beyond the public platforms. Microsoft’s Azure cloud services will host the Premier League’s historic content archive improving how the league delivers the clips and the statistics to its global broadcast partners.

Added Brass, “Moving the historic Premier League archive onto Azure that’s all part of our ability to both curate the content for our own channels but also to better serve our broadcast licensees around the world. It ensures that the content, which is rich and exciting and historic, is as readily available as can be, both to us and to our partners.”

Behind the scenes the Microsoft 365 will support the daily workflows while the Power Platform and Dynamics 365 will be used for automation and enterprise resource planning. These tools aim to streamline internal operations and improve collaboration across Premier League Departments.

Over time, the Companion will include more than 35,000 pre-set prompts and the future plans involve supporting the open-ended questions, offering personalized club suggestions and integrating the translation features across multiple languages. The audio match summaries are also in development.
 

Tailored Football Content for every Supporter

Alexandra Willis, Director of Digital Media and Audience Development for the Premier League, believes the Companion’s biggest strength lies in its flexibility to serve both the lifelong supporters and the newcomers.

Opined Willis, “What the clubs are excited about with this partnership is the ability of the Premier League to bring new fans in, encourage them to discover and learn more about the league and then ultimately form a relationship with a club and develop that lifelong affinity with a club.”

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Fitness & Wellness Brands Must Embrace Hospitality Principles, Leaders Say

As new technology continues to proliferate, top executives believe brands that hone in on the human touch will win in 2025 and beyond In an industry filled to the brim with cutting-edge technology, it’s easy to forget the value of a warm greeting at the door, a clean and comfortable environment or a staff that’s […]

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As new technology continues to proliferate, top executives believe brands that hone in on the human touch will win in 2025 and beyond

In an industry filled to the brim with cutting-edge technology, it’s easy to forget the value of a warm greeting at the door, a clean and comfortable environment or a staff that’s willing to do your laundry. The brands that don’t forget the value of hospitality will emerge as winners in this new era of fitness and wellness, if they aren’t already. 

That was the collective understanding Jay Galluzzo, partner at Sabre Business Consulting, Brian Mazza, vice president of brand performance at Life Time and founder of HPL Ventures, Robbie Bent, co-founder and CEO of Othership, and Mark Rivers, CEO of Canyon Ranch, shared at the ATN Innovation Summit 2025. 

“We’ve been incorporating hospitality principles into fitness and wellness for a long time and it’s just now become something,” Galluzzo said. “It’s become a thing and it’s allowed that mindset to shift from, ‘How do I keep my member?’ to, ‘How do I make such a special environment that my member always wants to be here?’”

Crafting that environment takes effort from the top down, an eye for gaps in the industry and a touch of creativity. 

Why Hospitality Pays Off

Bent, whose Othership just raised funding for continued expansion, argues that creating welcoming, honest environments where openness is encouraged goes a long way in establishing a distinctive sense of hospitality. That can include encouraging members to connect with each other or simply going the extra mile to support them. In one instance, Bent did so by helping organize and document a marriage proposal. 

“They legitimately called me and said they wanted to do a proposal,” Bent recalled. “So I met with him in advance, recorded what he said about his wife, and then they did a class together.”

Bent estimated the whole thing cost Othership around $2,000 to $3,000, but the intrigue it generated around the brand more than made up for that, and the hospitable vibe it established was priceless.

“At the end of the class, we had a videographer hiding (who) recorded him getting down on one knee to propose. Then we made that video for them, free of charge, and gave it to them,” Bent said. “I find these moments of high-touch hospitality that you haven’t seen in wellness studios or at gyms are what make people share about your brand. As a result, we don’t really do any paid ads. The majority of our marketing has come from that really intense customer relationship.”

Brian Mazza and Robbie Bent at the ATN Innovation Summit
Brian Mazza and Robbie Bent (credit: Flickman Media)

Rivers agreed on the importance of the customer-to-operator dynamic, even declaring this era in the wellness industry the “human connection chapter.”

“We can all build great mouse traps, and we do, and sometimes that will bring people back,” he said. “But I think what makes you part of a community, or makes it special or unforgettable, is that human connection you have with the people you meet, that you touch, that provide you guidance, help influence your life and can make your life relaxing or reset it.”

How Operators Can Implement Hospitality

However, bringing about an unprecedented level of hospitality is easier said than done, especially across locations. Still, top brands are doing their best. 

Bent added that every week, Othership operators take turns sharing their best hospitality stories. Those with the best stories are rewarded with prizes. This prompts operators to ask themselves what the craziest thing they could do to please is, someone week in and week out. 

“Somebody came in the other day, got stuck in the rain, came into the space soaked,” Bent said. “We took their jacket, and unexpected to them while they’re in class, we ran into the back and dry cleaned it so when they came out, all their clothes were ready. Then, that person is like, ‘Wow, I’m going to go tell 100 people that that happened.’”

At the end of the day, hospitality can be simple to implement for fitness and wellness brands.

“We’re all human, right? We all want to be loved,” Mazza reminded. “We all want to be liked. We all want to get attention. It costs nothing to be kind. That’s what hospitality is.”

Mazza also noted the importance of “walking the walk” as an executive to make sure principles are carried out at all levels. 

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“You can’t expect people to follow you if you’re not going to do everything, if you’re not going to be willing to clean up something on the ground in your facility,” he said. “How are you going to expect your teammates and your staff to see and get inspired? No one’s bigger than the team.”

Rivers noted the importance of hiring passionate staff as well. You can never discount what he called the “heart” side of a business, such as service and making warm connections, to only focus on the “brain,” with things like running daily operations. 

Mark Rivers at ATN Innovation Summit
Mark Rivers (credit: Flickman Media)

In the coming years, the panelists agreed that fitness consumers will come to prioritize even more human connection.

“Community is undefeated,” Mazza said. “We’re seeing it with run clubs. People want that human connection. They’re thirsty for it. The world is so convoluted with these apps and all of these things, and it’s necessary, but nothing will ever be the human connection.”

“There’s a need,” Bent added. “People are more lonely than ever. They have fewer close friends than ever.” 

This article is based on a live discussion held during the ATN Innovation Summit 2025, a two-day event dedicated to the future of fitness and wellness. See here for more Innovation Summit coverage. 





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The New Science of Superhumans: The BioSport™ AI System Unlocks Hidden Athlete Potential

CALGARY, Alberta and NEW YORK, July 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — In a move that signals a new era in athlete safety and performance science, The BioSport™ Health Inc, a precision health technology company, today unveiled its Global Advisory Board—a diverse group of elite athletes, scientists, and financial leaders—to help guide its upcoming global platform […]

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CALGARY, Alberta and NEW YORK, July 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — In a move that signals a new era in athlete safety and performance science, The BioSport™ Health Inc, a precision health technology company, today unveiled its Global Advisory Board—a diverse group of elite athletes, scientists, and financial leaders—to help guide its upcoming global platform launch set for Fall 2025.

In the high-stakes world of elite sports, the difference between triumph and tragedy can hinge on a single, unseen biological flaw. A hidden cardiac risk. A lingering inflammation. A genetic predisposition to injury. These silent threats have ended promising careers and lives—sometimes on live television, in front of millions. Despite decades of progress in training, sports medicine, and wearables, athletes in America and around the world are still falling victim to the same recurring issues: overexertion injuries, cardiac complications, and unidentified physical strengths or weaknesses. Coaches often guess at recovery timelines. Team selections rely on surface performance metrics. Even top athletes rarely know what their bodies are truly built for—or how to protect that biological gift.

Built on a foundation of genomics, microbiome analysis, and artificial intelligence, The BioSport™’s platform promises to tackle some of the most urgent and persistent problems in athletics:

  • Overexertion-related injuries, including ACL tears, muscle breakdown, and stress fractures.
  • Sudden cardiac events, still the leading cause of death among athletes during play.
  • Inequities in athlete selection, driven by outdated performance metrics.
  • And the widespread lack of awareness around an athlete’s true biological potential.

“Despite all the technology on the sidelines, athletes are still breaking down,” said Dr. Anmol S. Kapoor, a Cardiologist and Founder of Kapoor Wealth Partners, a next-generation wealth advisory and investment firm from Abu Dhabi. “We’ve been treating symptoms and guessing recovery times. What we need is a biological blueprint—customized care based on what each athlete’s body is built for. That’s what The BioSport™ delivers.”

A Precision Platform for the Future of Sport

At the core of The BioSport™ platform is the BioFit Score, a patent-pending tool that analyzes over 15,000 human genetic variants alongside gut microbiome data to evaluate:

  • Injury risk
  • Recovery capacity
  • Cardiac predispositions
  • Endurance and power potential
  • Mental stress markers
  • Hormonal and inflammatory states

This information is synthesized by PanOmiQ™ of BioAro Inc, World’s Fastest AI powered MultiOmics Platform, integrated with wearable data (HRV, sleep, workload), and delivered through easy-to-use dashboards and athlete mobile apps.

The goal: to empower athletes, coaches, and medical teams to make real-time, precision-based decisions around training, nutrition, rest, and risk. Using AI and data from wearables, The BioSport™ transforms these layers into real-time reports and recommendations. The result? Coaches and athletes can adjust training loads, spot warning signs, and optimize nutrition based on the athlete’s unique biology—not generic formulas.

“Think of it as GPS for your body,” says Patrick Kirkwood, CEO of The BioSport™ Health Inc. “We give athletes a roadmap to reach their peak—and avoid the cliffs.”

A Global Board with Deep Roots in Sport, Science & Strategy

To support this ambitious rollout, The BioSport™ has appointed a powerhouse Global Advisory Board:

  • Grant Fuhr – NHL Hall of Fame goalie and 5x Stanley Cup Champion
  • Christina Nathalie Smith, OLY – Olympic bobsleigh pioneer
  • Nik Lewis – CFL Hall of Famer and all-time receptions leader
  • Paul O’Donoghue – Energy and tech entrepreneur, corporate strategist
  • H.E. Prof. Dr. Zahid Haque – Global sports diplomat and anti-doping advocate
  • Kurt Soost, CFA – Veteran investment executive and capital markets expert
  • Nick Wilson, OLY – Olympian and high-performance strategist

“This is the kind of platform that changes lives,” said Grant Fuhr, NHL Hall of Famer goalie, who faced the pressures of elite sport firsthand. “It’s not just about performance—it’s about knowing your risks before it’s too late. We didn’t have this in my day. Athletes need it now. The BioSport™ is the innovation I wish we had when I played.”

Even with the rise of wearable devices, training apps, and sports science labs, there’s a major blind spot: biological individuality.

According to recent U.S. sports medicine data:

  • Overexertion injuries account for over 35% of sports-related medical visits.
  • Sudden cardiac death remains the leading cause of mortality in youth athletes, particularly in high-intensity sports.
  • Early specialization has been directly linked to burnout and chronic pain by late adolescence.

“There’s no one-size-fits-all in human biology,” said Patrick Kirkwood. “Two athletes may look identical on paper, but one could be biologically prone to injury or cardiac strain. That’s why this platform matters—it brings clarity to the chaos.”

The company aims to set a new global standard in sports health, not just for professionals but for youth, amateur, and collegiate athletes as well. The BioSport™ platform is currently in pilot use with select professional clubs, Olympic training centers, and youth academies. A full-scale launch is scheduled for Fall 2025, targeting markets across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific.

Platform features include:

  • Genomic and microbiome test kits (clinic or home use)
  • AI-integrated dashboards for athletes and coaches
  • Mobile apps for personalized recovery and planning
  • Physician portals and teleconsultation access with genomics specialists
  • Wearable integrations for continuous performance monitoring

“The BioSport™ isn’t just a health tool—it’s a safety net for high-risk individuals,” added Dr. Kapoor. “We’re building a future where no one gets sidelined because of something preventable.”

The BioSport™ isn’t just helping athletes chase gold—it’s helping them keep their careers, their dreams, and their futures intact. It’s about Powering Superhumans.


About The BioSport™

The BioSport™ is a Canada- and U.S.-based next generation sports health technology company focused on enhancing athlete performance and longevity through genomics, microbiome intelligence, and AI-powered personalization. The platform is backed by proprietary IP, global partnerships, and a vision to create the new global standard in athlete health intelligence.

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Hayden Mayeur

Two-Time World Championship Medalist & Canada’s Reigning Men’s Mass Start Champion

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Hayden Mayeur Two-Time World Championship Medalist & Canada’s Reigning Men’s Mass Start Champion



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New Plug and Play in Frisco part of city’s vision to become major pull for VC dollars

Frisco’s vision of becoming a hub for tech startups seemed far-fetched 10 years ago, when Aditya Varanasi was first trying to launch his digital marketing company. That hope, he says, is now far more credible. The tech sector has boomed in recent years, and Frisco leaders say the city is ready to capitalize on that […]

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Frisco’s vision of becoming a hub for tech startups seemed far-fetched 10 years ago, when Aditya Varanasi was first trying to launch his digital marketing company. That hope, he says, is now far more credible.

The tech sector has boomed in recent years, and Frisco leaders say the city is ready to capitalize on that growth.

At a ribbon-cutting event in May, Mayor Jeff Cheney welcomed Silicon Valley-based Plug and Play Tech Center to Frisco. The accelerator and venture capital firm will partner with Frisco to manage the city’s 6,200-square-foot innovation hub and co-working space.

“We really wanted to lean into having our own startup culture in Frisco,” Cheney said.

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Varanasi’s company, Awarity, is among the dozens of startups that hope to benefit from the hub, located at Baylor Scott & White’s sports therapy and research center.

“You’re slowly starting to see the snowball pick up,” Varanasi said.

Frisco’s startup-friendly identity has only recently gained momentum, Varanasi said. Plug and Play, which also has an office in McKinney, is a big part of that push.

The city’s partnership with Plug and Play is part of a mission to make Frisco a major attraction for venture capital dollars. Earlier this year, the Frisco Economic Development Corp. announced startup industry expert Jon Nordby as its first-ever venture capitalist in residence.

“Frisco represents a rare convergence of resources, talent, and access which creates the perfect environment to redefine investing in the central United States,” Nordby said in a statement earlier this year.

Startups accepted into Plug and Play’s accelerator programs get access to networking events, mentorship opportunities, as well as office space for collaboration and workshops.

The new Plug and Play location will be the first to be focused on sports tech, but will also host programs for financial tech companies.

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Frisco is home to more than 500 startups and 130 of those are in the sports tech industry, according to the city.

David Steele, director of Plug and Play Frisco, said accelerator programs will be able to accommodate as many as 50 companies each year.

“You look at Frisco, Sports City USA. You have the Mavericks and the Stars playing in downtown Dallas. Look at everything that happens in Arlington,” Steele said. “I think the entire D-FW market as a whole is kind of this sports mecca.”

In 2020, Adam McAbee co-founded StadiumDrop, a mobile delivery app that allows people at live sports events to order merchandise, food and beverages from concession stands from their seats.

McAbee credited the Cowboys headquarters, the PGA of America and Toyota Stadium to city leaders’ vision to make Frisco the “center of sports.”

“From a sports tech aspect of it, I can see Frisco being the hub,” McAbee said.

Startups like Awarity, StadiumDrop and others are also finding opportunities for partnerships with colleges and universities in North Texas to find talent.

David Cauthron, co-founder chief technology officer of financial technology company Outpave, said the company was pleasantly surprised to find a large population of people willing to work at tech startups.

“It’s great to pull engineering resources that you don’t have to go to Silicon Valley to get,” Cauthron said.

Varanasi said he hopes the Frisco Plug and Play’s reputation in the tech industry will attract more entrepreneurs to the area and inspire the collaboration that fueled the success of other startup hubs around the country.

“Take the dollars out of the picture for a second, and what you’ve got in these places is all the like-minded individuals,” Varanasi said.



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This five-star Garmin smartwatch is a steal at its new record-low price on Amazon

We test all of the best smartwatches and are always keeping our eyes out for a deal that will save you money on a standout model. Today, I’ve spotted a great deal for runners, as you can snag the Garmin Forerunner 955 at Amazon for $349.99 (was $449.99). This record-low price makes the impressive smartwatch […]

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We test all of the best smartwatches and are always keeping our eyes out for a deal that will save you money on a standout model. Today, I’ve spotted a great deal for runners, as you can snag the Garmin Forerunner 955 at Amazon for $349.99 (was $449.99).

This record-low price makes the impressive smartwatch more affordable than ever and is a surprising find with Amazon Prime Day firmly in the rearview mirror as this price cut wasn’t available last week. With the summer upon us, now’s the perfect time to up your running game with what remains one of the top running watches. Even though it’s a little older now, it’s still an impressive and hugely capable option.

Today’s best Garmin Forerunner 955 deal

In our review of the Solar version of the Garmin Forerunner 955, we gave the smartwatch an incredible five out of five stars. At the time of writing, we also labelled it as one of the best Garmin watches to date. Despite being superseded by the Forerunner 965, the 955 is still a very capable smartwatch with an excellent 15-day battery life.

The smartwatch delivers GPS, coaching plans, music and route maps with the ability to handle smartwatch notification services as well as workout-specific tools. This is an outstanding exercise companion that is a perfect fit for runners, triathletes, and enthusiast adventurers alike.

If you’re not keen on Garmin and would prefer an Apple alternative, then we have a dedicated guide to the best Apple watches. There are also all the best Android smartwatches which might tickle your fancy.



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Harmonic to Spotlight Video Streaming, Broadcast Delivery Innovations at IBC2025

SAN JOSE, Calif.—Harmonic will showcase video streaming and broadcast delivery innovations during IBC2025, set for Sept. 12-15 at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Center. The company will spotlight hybrid cloud and on-premises streaming solutions, artificial intelligence-driven workflows, ad insertion technologies and advancements in live sports streaming. The solutions enable broadcasters and service providers to elevate viewer […]

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SAN JOSE, Calif.—Harmonic will showcase video streaming and broadcast delivery innovations during IBC2025, set for Sept. 12-15 at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Center.

The company will spotlight hybrid cloud and on-premises streaming solutions, artificial intelligence-driven workflows, ad insertion technologies and advancements in live sports streaming. The solutions enable broadcasters and service providers to elevate viewer engagement, unlock new monetization opportunities and improve operational efficiency across their video infrastructure, the company said.



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