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Stadium Tech Report

January 10th, 2025

Paul Kapustka

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Crypto.com Arena adds two Amazon ‘Just Walk Out’ stores

Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles has become the latest venue to embrace checkout-free concessions technology, with the addition of two stores using Amazon's "Just Walk Out" technology. According to Amazon and the arena, the stores will be open this month for use at NBA and NHL preseason games. By our count the two stands give Amazon 20 active or announced...

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Warriors, Aruba deploy Wi-Fi 6E network at Chase Center

The Golden State Warriors announced the deployment of a Wi-Fi 6E network at Chase Center in San Francisco, believed to be the first arena or stadium network able to take advantage of the huge new spectrum swath at 6 GHz. Using gear from Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, the network covers the seating bowl at Chase Center (which seats...

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Steelers’ Acrisure Stadium deploys 60 MatSing antennas

Acrisure Stadium, the home of the NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers and the University of Pittsburgh's football team, has installed 60 of MatSing's Lens Antennas to improve cellular coverage across the stadium's upper seating bowl. Deployed by Verizon Wireless with integrator Beam Wireless, the MatSing installation supports all cellular bands and frequencies, including C-Band for 5G connectivity, according to a press release...

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Allegiant Stadium gets 4 of Zippin’s new ‘Zippin Lane’ checkout-free stores

Zippin, the leader in checkout-free concession stands in sports stadiums, formalized its most popular format by labeling it the "Zippin Lane," and announced four new locations of the format at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. According to a press announcement, Zippin said the Zippin Lane versions of its checkout-free stores -- which are a prefab model designed to fit into...

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Clover Sport announces big concession-device deal for New Orleans pro venues

Clover Sport said that ASM Global will use more than 1,000 of Clover's concession-purchasing devices to improve services at the Caesars Superdome and the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, in an announcement from the companies. Clover, part of financial-services provider Fiserv, said it will provide technology to support "digital, contactless, and self-service purchasing at kiosks and grab-and-go marketplaces" throughout...

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New owners seek to revive SEAT Conference

A new investor group is seeking to revive the SEAT Conference, a trade show that targeted the sports technology marketplace for years before falling victim to the Covid pandemic. According to social media posts and an interview with the conference's new CEO, the group is looking to hold the next live SEAT gathering in the summer of 2023, with exact...

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