Atos delivers digital and competition services for Special Olympics USA Games

Atos delivered digital and competition management services for the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games, after its work with Special Olympics on competition technology for previous events. The services covered event operations and results functions, providing the basis for how the USA Games ran.

Atos said it provided the same core services it used for the Special Olympics World Winter Games Turin 2025, including competition management and multiple event support functions. The company tied the USA Games delivery to its ongoing partnership with Special Olympics, under which it provides foundational digital services across global events.

The services Atos described included data processing, sport entries, credentialing, timing and scoring integration, and results distribution. Atos said these capabilities ran with the Special Olympics Global Games System, plus supporting infrastructure and security services, delivered by on-site and remote teams. The release also referenced Atos’s sports technology expertise and Major Events teams working with USA Games organizers on competition operations, participant management, and results services.

Atos prepared to continue with Special Olympics as an official technology partner for the Special Olympics Unified Football World Cup Paris 2026, scheduled for 5 to 11 July 2026 at Stade Charlety. In the USA Games delivery, Atos described collaboration that kept competition operations and results services in place throughout the event. “Atos teams were extremely proud and humbled to be given the chance to contribute to such an extraordinary event as the Special Olympics USA Games” said Nacho Moros, Head of Atos Major Events. “What was displayed there was a combination of courage, performance, understanding, and kindness that is barely seen in any other sport event. We are delighted that our technologies helped make this edition of the USA Games another tremendous success”. “It is of critical importance to us that we deliver professional, world-class events that reflect the hard work, dedication, and achievements of our athletes. Our athletes deserve the very best that technology has to offer in supporting well-run, high-quality Games” notes Isabel Cervelló, Vice President of Major Event Technology, Special Olympics. “In that spirit, we are extremely pleased that Atos has delivered similar types of services that power some of the most iconic sport events worldwide, helping us strengthen the experience for our communities and foster inclusion and mutual understanding.”

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