Providence’s Karim Tabet: AI ‘fatigue’ provides indirect boost for live events; Sports dealmaking in focus

Published on July 29, 2026

'The paradox of digitalization is that it makes physical scarcity even more important and more valuable,' Providence's Karim Tabet told PE Hub.

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