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Stadium Tech Report

September 2nd, 2026

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New Extreme MatSing platform brings competition to hyper-directional stadium Wi-Fi

The newest entrant in the stadium hyper-directional Wi-Fi market is a joint product from MatSing and Extreme Networks that combines 16 independently tunable Wi-Fi beams with MatSing’s lens antenna technology. The system will make its first deployment at the new Nissan Stadium in Nashville when the venue opens next year. According to an Extreme product brief, the system combines 16...

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Top stories from week ending 6/26/26

STADIUM PROJECT NEWS Bills complete new US$2.1B Highmark Stadium The Buffalo Bills, Erie County, and New York State have marked the completion of the new US$2.1 billion Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, N.Y., a 60,108-seat venue that will keep the team in Western New York for the next 30 years. The 1.6 million-square-foot stadium includes a 360-degree canopy, heated concourses,...

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Top Stories from week ending 6/19/26

STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS Commanders seek AI partners for new stadium and entertainment district The Washington Commanders have issued a request for information seeking AI capabilities that could be integrated into their planned $3.65 billion stadium and surrounding mixed-use development. The team is exploring how artificial intelligence could enhance fan engagement, venue operations, security, infrastructure management, and commercial activations as it...

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Top stories from week ending 6/5/26

STADIUM BUSINESS NEWS Bears move forward with Indiana stadium plan after board vote The Chicago Bears' board of directors has voted to advance plans for a proposed new stadium development in Hammond, Indiana, marking the first time the organization has formally approved a potential stadium site. The move strengthens Indiana's bid to land the franchise's future home as the team...

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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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Top stories from week ending 5/22/26

STADIUM BUSINESS NEWS Nashville lands 2030 Super Bowl for new Nissan Stadium Nashville will host its first Super Bowl in 2030, with the NFL selecting the under-construction New Nissan Stadium as the site for Super Bowl LXIV. The $2.1 billion enclosed stadium is scheduled to open in 2027, giving the Titans and the city a major-event anchor tied to broader...

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