Atrium Sports has acquired Synergy Sports Technology with the acquisition creating a company with a combined value of $100 million.

Synergy provides teams in the NBA, MLB and NCAA with in-depth performance stats and analytics. Mark Cuban was the biggest single investor in Synergy.

The deal will allow Synergy to access Atrium’s platform of comprehensive data and advanced automated video production, create new content and offer more commercial opportunities.

“Synergy Sports is relied on by virtually every elite and semi-elite basketball team worldwide, and we’re delighted for them to join the Atrium Sports family,” Nick Maywald, Atrium’s chairman, said in a statement. “Combining their technology with our autonomous video production creates exciting opportunities to simplify workflow for coaches and analysts and accelerates the development of how AI can benefit sports.”

The deal would include an additional $60 million backed by Eldridge Industries, Elysian Park Ventures, Atrium executives and Atrium and Synergy Sports shareholders.

Synergy will retain its product and service offerings under Atrium’s platform umbrella. Synergy will also keep its name.