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Cisco is powering the invisible backbone of Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium as the technology giant delivers secure, high-capacity connectivity for over 70,000 football fans. As an official technology
STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS Super Bowl to feature tactile tech for blind and visually impaired fans Organizers are piloting haptic and audio-based technology at this year’s Super Bowl to allow blind and visually impaired spectators to “feel” live on-field action through wearable devices and tactile…
Creators will take center stage during Super Bowl LX week in the Bay Area. As individuals who create and produce engaging content for their social channels, creators within fashion, food,
The NFL and Livewire announce details for NFL Race to the End Zone LIVE powered by Verizon, livestreaming on NFL YouTube during Super Bowl LX week in San Francisco on
NFL fans can get ready for the Peacock Holiday Exclusive Week 17 NFL game (Baltimore Ravens at Green Bay Packers, 8 p.m. ET on Sat., Dec. 27) in NFL Universe
EA SPORTS is bringing its biggest-ever presence to Super Bowl LX week, turning the Bay Area into a celebration of modern sports culture. Beyond the action on the field, EA
In today’s world of professional sports, data is no longer just a tool; it is the competitive edge. From elevating player performance to delivering unforgettable fan experiences, data has become
In every NFL stadium, almost all game-critical systems now run on IP networks. Coaching headsets ride dedicated wireless channels. Replay workflows move through cloud infrastructure. Tablets sync real-time images over encrypted links, and control rooms sit on high-capacity fiber backbones…
The ESPN Edge conference celebrated its fifth anniversary last week and gave ESPN a chance to discuss the evolution of current content offerings, hint at the future, and offer the
