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Stadium Tech Report

April 5th, 2026

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Top Stories from week ending 3/27/26

STADIUM PROJECT NEWS Sacramento Republic finalizes plans for 20,000-seat downtown stadium Sacramento Republic FC and Wilton Rancheria announced that their new Republic Stadium at The Railyards will be built as a 20,000-plus-seat soccer-specific venue rather than expanding in phases as originally planned. The stadium, currently under construction in downtown Sacramento, is part of a broader redevelopment project and is expected...

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Top stories from week ending 3/20/26

STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS PPG Paints Arena deploys 6 GHz Wi-Fi network to boost fan connectivity PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh has rolled out a new 6 GHz Wi-Fi network designed to handle high-density connectivity during concerts and Pittsburgh Penguins games. The upgrade includes roughly 500 access points and doubles the arena’s wireless capacity to support faster mobile payments, social media...

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Top stadium tech stories from week ending 3/13/26

STADIUM PROJECT NEWS Construction begins on $280M sports complex in Homestead Construction is underway on the $280 million Sports Performance Hub, a 92-acre sports and education campus rising in Homestead, Florida. The privately funded project will include a 10,000-seat stadium for Miami FC, multi-sport academies, a hotel, a boarding school, and sports medicine facilities aimed at creating a regional training...

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Top stories of the week ending 3/6/26

STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS Pacers Sports & Entertainment builds ST 2110-based production control center Pacers Sports & Entertainment has built a new IP-based broadcast control center anchored on the SMPTE ST 2110 standard to support in-venue productions at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The facility gives the team greater flexibility to manage video, graphics, and live content across NBA, WNBA, and other events from...

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STR Digest week ending 2/27/26

STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS Orlando Magic deploys ST 2110 IP Control Room at Kia Center to modernize game production The Orlando Magic have launched a new SMPTE ST 2110 IP-based production control room at Kia Center, replacing legacy broadcast infrastructure with a fully networked workflow supporting NBA games, concerts, and in-venue programming. Built as part of a broader arena technology overhaul,...

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Venu, AmpThink sign long-term venue technology partnership

Premium entertainment and hospitality destination provider Venu and Master Technology Integrator AmpThink have signed a long-term deal under which AmpThink will support the planning and implementation of large-format digital displays, immersive video walls, audio-visual systems, wireless infrastructure, creative technology solutions, and robust wired networking environments across Venu's current and future amphitheater portfolio. Venu, which in 2024 opened the 8,000-seat outdoor...

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