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Stadium Tech Report

December 8th, 2025

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STR Weekly Digest – week ending 12/5/25

STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS Madison Square Garden begins multi-year tech overhaul with new Cisco partnership MSG Entertainment has tapped Cisco as the official technology partner for a multi-year upgrade that will modernize the arena’s digital backbone with AI-ready data-center hardware, advanced wireless systems, and centralized network management. The overhaul aims to boost resilience, security, and high-density fan connectivity as the venue...

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Madison Square Garden, Cisco sign multi-year tech partnership deal

Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp. announced a multi-year partnership deal with networking and security technology provider Cisco, making Cisco an "official partner" of Madison Square Garden. While Cisco technology is already in use at one of the world's most famous arena venues, the new partnership deal is another big win for Cisco's sports and entertainment business, which earlier this year...

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STR Digest – week ending 11/14/25

STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS Verizon builds 100G optical ring to power MSE’s centralized broadcast operations Monumental Sports & Entertainment has completed a new 100G optical network backbone connecting Capital One Arena, two practice facilities, and its corporate/broadcast hub. The Verizon-built ring will anchor MSE’s move toward centralized and remote production models for the Capitals, Wizards, Mystics, and Go-Go starting in 2025–26....

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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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