Atlasii's AI product Rovo is set to take a high-speed detour into Formula One, literally. The tech giant has designed a one-off livery for Carlos Sainz's racing car that blends vibrant rainbow accents with nods to Las Vegas' iconic casino district and Strip landscape.
The unique design is an attempt by Atlassian to generate buzz around its Rovo product during the highly-anticipated 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix. For those unfamiliar, Rovo is an AI-powered search tool designed to provide faster answers for over 3.5 million users worldwide.
Sainz and teammate Alex Albon will don specially-designed racing suits emblazoned with Rovo branding, further reinforcing the tech company's presence at the high-speed event. Meanwhile, fans can catch a glimpse of branded vehicles driving around Las Vegas during the week-long festivities.
The grandeur doesn't stop there – Atlassian has also secured a 45-minute takeover of the Sphere, its massive digital hub in downtown Las Vegas, to showcase the full potential of Rovo. The marketing push serves as a testament to the company's growing ambitions in AI-powered collaboration and knowledge-sharing.
While some might see this promotional stunt as heavy-handed, others will appreciate the creativity and innovative spirit that Atlassian brings to the table. One thing is clear: with its bold livery design and cutting-edge tech, Rovo is poised to leave a lasting impression on the racing world – at least until next year's Las Vegas Grand Prix.
The unique design is an attempt by Atlassian to generate buzz around its Rovo product during the highly-anticipated 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix. For those unfamiliar, Rovo is an AI-powered search tool designed to provide faster answers for over 3.5 million users worldwide.
Sainz and teammate Alex Albon will don specially-designed racing suits emblazoned with Rovo branding, further reinforcing the tech company's presence at the high-speed event. Meanwhile, fans can catch a glimpse of branded vehicles driving around Las Vegas during the week-long festivities.
The grandeur doesn't stop there – Atlassian has also secured a 45-minute takeover of the Sphere, its massive digital hub in downtown Las Vegas, to showcase the full potential of Rovo. The marketing push serves as a testament to the company's growing ambitions in AI-powered collaboration and knowledge-sharing.
While some might see this promotional stunt as heavy-handed, others will appreciate the creativity and innovative spirit that Atlassian brings to the table. One thing is clear: with its bold livery design and cutting-edge tech, Rovo is poised to leave a lasting impression on the racing world – at least until next year's Las Vegas Grand Prix.