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Stadium Tech Report

October 16th, 2025

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Week Ending 10/12/25

STADIUM TECH NEWS Portland’s Moda Center Gets LED Mega-Upgrades The Portland Trail Blazers completed a 56 percent expansion of the center-hung scoreboard along with new fascia and end-zone LEDs. A simultaneous control-room and fiber-network overhaul unites AV, broadcast, and data systems for higher-impact in-bowl presentation. Read more here. Xfinity Powers Penguins and PPG Arena Connectivity Comcast’s Xfinity brand will provide...

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MetLife Stadium switches to Extreme for stadium Wi-Fi

MetLife Stadium, home of both the NFL's New York Jets and New York Giants and one of the busiest large venues anywhere, has chosen Extreme Networks to supply a new Wi-Fi 6E network for the stadium, a process already underway. Kevin Wittnebert, Extreme's senior director for public venues, sports and entertainment, said the deployment is already in progress and will...

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Cisco signs six NFL teams to new sponsor deals

Cisco announced that it has signed six new sponsorship deals with NFL teams, adding to the networking giant's considerable presence across the league for its enterprise networking and cybersecurity products. The Arizona Cardinals, Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers, Chicago Bears, Las Vegas Raiders and Miami Dolphins are the new additions to Cisco's NFL partners list, joining longtime Cisco partners the San...

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‘Walk-up’ checkout-free stands starting to proliferate as AiFi, Zippin announce new stadium stores

Checkout-free concession stands that combine new technology with existing counter space are gaining in popularity, with technology providers AiFi and Zippin both announcing multiple-store openings that use the 'walk-up' or 'belly-up' formats. The Burlingame, Calif.-based AiFi has the most new stores announced recently, with eight new stands at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla., slated to be ready by...

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