The IOC and TCL have announced a landmark partnership through 2032, making TCL the Worldwide Olympic and Paralympic Partner.
BYThe International Olympic Committee has announced its partnership with TCL, bringing a major technology upgrade to the Olympic Games. This landmark partnership names TCL as the official Worldwide Olympic and Paralympic Partner, revolutionizing the Olympic experience until 2032.
As the official partner in the Home Audiovisual Equipment and Home Appliance category, TCL will provide innovative solutions - from digital displays at the Olympic Games to household appliances in the Olympic Village. In addition, TCL will also support the IOC's Olympic AI Agenda, leveraging artificial intelligence to further enhance the Olympic experience for both athletes and fans.
Part of the partnership is TCL's support for the"Athlete Moments". This initiative allows athletes to connect with loved ones around the world immediately after their competitions. It underscores the importance of digital connectivity and aligns with the IOC's commitment to human-centered innovation in technology."We are honored to become a Worldwide Olympic and Paralympic Partner. TCL has always striven to 'Inspire Greatness', which aligns with the Olympic spirit.
In its commitment to 'Building a Sustainable and Connected Future with Advanced Technology,' TCL will provide a range of intelligent innovations at the Olympic Games. These would include smart displays, air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, smart door locks, audio systems, projectors and TCL RayNeo smart glasses.
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