The US Tennis Association (USTA) and Tiffany & Co., in celebration of their collaboration spanning nearly 40 years, announced a multi-year partnership renewal ahead of the 2026 US Open, further strengthening the relationship between the Grand Slam and its Official Trophy Crafter that began in 1987.

Throughout the 2026 US Open, Tiffany & Co. will invite guests to explore its nearly 40-year legacy of crafting the US Open Championship trophies — enduring symbols of sporting excellence — at its fourth consecutive US Open pop-up experience at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, according to a press statement yesterday from USTA.

Located near the Fountain Plaza, the Tiffany & Co. US Open pop-up offers a glimpse into the world of Tiffany & Co. artisans, where craft comes to life through signature Tiffany Blue displays.

Visitors can explore the traditional engraving tools used by the House’s skilled craftspeople to create the championship trophies each year at Tiffany & Co.’s hollowware workshop in Rhode Island.

Guests will have the opportunity to view the iconic, keepsake Men’s and Women’s Singles Championship trophies, lasting symbols of the House’s inventive artistry and exceptional craft.

AT&T Named Connectivity Provider: The organisers of the US Open have also named AT&T as the Official Connectivity Partner, keeping fans close to the action in-venue, at home and on the go.

The new five-year partnership builds on AT&T’s long history supporting the US Open, providing connectivity solutions to fans through wireless services, network and on-site support.

“The US Open is one of the world’s great sporting events, drawing the best athletes in tennis and fans from around the globe to New York every year,” said Kellyn Smith Kenny, Chief Marketing & Growth Officer, AT&T, “We’re proud to deepen our relationship with the USTA and support a tournament that has become a cultural tradition for generations of fans.”

The partnership embeds AT&T across the US Open experience including AT&T’s distributed antenna system (DAS) as the neutral-host network carrying wireless traffic across Arthur Ashe Stadium and the grounds, keeping tens of thousands of on-site fans connected to every match, at any given time.

AT&T will also, among other things, power the technology that keeps the US Open running, providing the connectivity behind ticket scanners, hotspots and backup phones on-site.

Harvey Official Legal Assistant: The US Open and Harvey — a leading legal AI platform for the world’s best legal teams — have announced a new multiyear partnership that will see Harvey become the Grand Slam’s first ‘Official Legal Assistant,’ beginning with the 2026.

“Harvey is a globally recognized brand with a commitment to delivering the highest level of service to its customers worldwide. That makes for a great fit with the US Open,” said Deanne Pownall, the USTA’s managing director of corporate partnerships.

“An opportunity to be a brand partner for the US Open doesn’t come along often,” said Harvey’s CEO Winston Weinberg, “This is our first sports sponsorship, and we wanted to ensure it was the right match for our customers, prospects, and employees.”

As part of the partnership, the US Open will drive consumer awareness for Harvey through prominent in-stadium signage, both in Arthur Ashe Stadium and on other select competition courts.

The US Open will also showcase Harvey’s globally recognized logo with virtual on-court placement in its international broadcast feed.

The 2026 US Open runs from August 23 to September 13.