AWS and RIOT GAMES will squeeze the cloud to take eSports to the next level

Riot Games (League of Legends, Valuing) has become the first company to integrate data analysis solutions AWS To reimagine future eSports transmissions.

Thanks to this agreement, AWS becomes the official provider of artificial intelligence (AI), Automatic learning (ML), deep learning (DL) y services In the cloud. This initiative will translate into a "reinvention" of the way in which Riot Games Design and implement the content of its eSports broadcasts.

Among the first improvements that will be implemented are New statistics that will serve to "educate and inform fans of the keys that are helping to lead a team towards victory"; The launch of AWS Global Power Rankings, a real -time global ranking of classifications of different professional teams of eSports, or “Pick’em powered by AWS”, A system for fans to make teams based on tournament data and compete for awards.

It is not Amazon's first collaboration with Riot Games, since both companies have joined forces for the retransmissions of eSports in Twitch, as well as in deliveries of content of Prime Gaming For titles of Riot.

Stryker project

The agreement between Riot and AWS It will also help make the new Stryker project, an initiative based on a series of remote retransmission centers cloud -based that take advantage of Cloud capabilities of the Amazon company. These scalable facilities seek reimagine the entertainment experience in numerous areas, in addition to electronic sports and analysis/statistics, such as musical production, animation and games development.

Riot Games has advanced that he will use an infrastructure of more than 15,000 square meters in Dublin, as well as a Second installation in the Seattle area that will come into operation at the end of this year, to produce and support the live content anywhere in the world at any time of the day, regardless of the place where the event is celebrated. As part of this collaboration, AWS will have the exclusive denomination rights of each remote transmission center.

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