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Stadium Tech Report

August 16th, 2026

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Why sports and entertainment venues need to deliver cellular connectivity

Over decades in the wireless business, one thing has become clear: good cell service has become a requirement for stadiums and venues, not a nice to have. At the same time, the large wireless carriers have become progressively less likely to fund cellular installations in venues. As more responsibility shifts to owners, cellular connectivity is becoming a venue investment and...

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Case Study: Enabling next-generation connectivity at Hollywood Park

A Scalable Neutral Host DAS Architecture Supporting Global Events and Mixed-Use Development Executive Summary Hollywood Park, home to SoFi Stadium, has emerged as one of the most ambitious mixed-use sports and entertainment developments in the United States, creating new demands for scalable, high-capacity wireless infrastructure. Spanning approximately three hundred acres, the campus integrates stadium, retail, entertainment, hospitality, and public gathering...

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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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Longtime DAS player SOLiD puts a new focus on the U.S. stadium market

At a time when adding more wireless capacity is a prime concern for large public venues, an upheaval in the traditional marketplace for distributed antenna system (DAS) equipment is creating an opening for solution suppliers with sustained experience and innovation. SOLiD, a longtime DAS player, is making a move back into targeting sports and entertainment venues. Recently, the market for...

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AFL is a strategic leader for venue-owned DAS in the new era of in-building wireless

Global telecommunications firm America Fujikura Ltd. (AFL) is seeking to make more of a public name for itself a year after acquiring DAS Group Professionals (DGP), one of the top providers of design and strategy for big-stadium cellular networks. According to AFL, the DGP acquisition completed a three-company purchase strategy that brought expertise in construction, large-scale design, and now venue...

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Case Study: Germany’s largest football stadium scores a SOLiD win for fan experience

Signal lduna Park is Germany’s largest football stadium, capable of hosting up to 82,000 fans. The sixth largest in Europe, the stadium holds the European average attendance record set during the 2011-12 season with 1.37 M fans over just 17 games. Signal lduna Park also includes the largest terrace for standing spectators in European football with a capacity of 24,454...

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