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Stadium Tech Report

June 2nd, 2026

Levi's Stadium

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Top stories from week ending 5/29/26

STADIUM PROJECT NEWS Broncos secure site for future stadium development The Denver Broncos have reached an agreement to acquire Burnham Yard, a 58-acre site widely viewed as the preferred location for a future stadium and mixed-use entertainment district. Team officials continue to target a 2031 opening for the proposed venue, with construction potentially beginning as early as 2027. Read more...

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Cisco’s sales success shows rapid market acceptance of the hyper-directional Wi-Fi antenna strategy

The strategy of building a Wi-Fi antenna for specific stadium long-distance connectivity needs is paying off for networking giant Cisco. Since Cisco introduced its stadium-specific wireless solutions, nearly 25,000 units have been deployed, including the new CW9179F, which has seen the fastest ramp of the Wi-Fi 7 generation. Cisco's line of Wi-Fi antennas that support the innovative features of longer-distance...

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STR Weekly Digest week ending 2/6/26

STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS NBC Sports pushes broadcast tech boundaries in Super Bowl LX production Super Bowl LX’s broadcast production leaned on nearly 100 dedicated cameras, expanded replay channels and enhanced graphics systems as NBC Sports built its coverage on an accelerated Sunday Night Football engine tailored for the big game’s demands. The deployment highlighted continued investment in live-event production technologies...

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Why Levi’s Stadium treats connectivity as critical infrastructure

In today’s stadiums, connectivity is no longer a supporting system. It is core infrastructure. It underpins fan experience, venue operations, security, media workflows and revenue generation, and it must perform reliably under extreme, event-driven demand. At Levi’s Stadium, that reality is front and center as the venue prepares to host world-class sports and entertainment events in 2026. Delivering that level...

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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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