Short transcript of a discussion about preparations for an upcoming Super Bowl at Levi's Stadium. Speakers describe physical upgrades (video boards, suite renovations) and major technology upgrades including expanded stadium Wi‑Fi and a technology partnership with Cisco, described as foundational work done over a year in advance.
Cisco
Levi's Stadium
Super bowl is right here in Levi's Stadium. What sort of things are you doing right now, today, over a year in advance, to prep for the super bowl.
Really going to reintroduce the stadium to the world. We're going to redo our video boards, we're renovating our suite, and then we're building the foundation of new technology with Cisco. So we're going to expand our WI FI capabilities at the stadium.
Why is such a big WI FI network necessary?
Good WI fi is just table stakes right now. Everybody's, you know, sharing the great time that they've had at the event. But also all our kind of our back end technology or their point of sale systems, we love to run on WI fi. It really gives us that flexibility. We want, you know, getting people through the gates quicker and then the app, as you know, AI comes through, it requires a lot of bandwidth, processing power and that has to go through the, through the WI FI in the stadium because we want fans to not really realize the experience that they're having in the WI Fi. We just want them to know that, that it works. So we currently have 1200 access points throughout the the stadium and we're looking to expand that as we head to 2026 to make sure that everyone has that same great experience that they have everywhere else.
