Stadium Tech Report
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Welcome to Stadium Tech Report, to go-to publication for the stadium technology marketplace.
Stadium Tech Report, which was started by editor Paul Kapustka at Mobile Sports Report in March 2014 as a quarterly publication, has been a resounding success among the stadium technology professional audience. With its focus on in-depth, technically savvy and business-conscious profiles of existing stadium technology deployments, “STR” has become the go-to publication for the stadium tech marketplace.
The markets and technologies we now cover include:
Stadium Wi-Fi
Stadium cellular (5G and DAS)
Stadium converged network and compute
Stadium design and build
Concessions technology
Building management systems
Stadium entry/security
Safety technology (cameras, cleaning, Covid-19)
Digital display and display management
Our main focus is technology deployments at all major U.S. professional sports venues, and all U.S. college and university venues. While we will still continue to produce our “big issues” of the Stadium Tech Report with six issues planned for 2021, we will also expand our daily digital presence with more news, analysis and interaction with subject-matter experts via video and audio engagement. Source
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| Scope | National |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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| Frequency | Quarterly |
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Top stories from week ending 10/9/26
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The stadium boom is creating a new generation of first-time builders
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Top stories from week ending 10/2/26
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What Vince Lombardi can teach us about stadium technology
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Top stories from week ending 9/25/26
Photo credit: attstadium.com AT&T, Cowboys extend stadium technology partnership AT&T and the Dallas Cowboys have extended their partnership supporting connectivity and digital experiences at AT&T Stadium. New features for the 2026 season include app and kiosk-based wayfinding, augmented and mixed reality fan activities, and priority network access available to attendees regardless of their mobile carrier. Read more here.
Titans select ANDREW digital DAS for new Nissan Stadium
Photo credit: newnissanstadium.com The Tennessee Titans have selected ANDREW to provide the distributed antenna system for the new Nissan Stadium, giving the venue an all-digital cellular architecture designed to support multiple mobile operators. The stadium will use ANDREW’s ERA digital DAS to provide cellular connectivity for fans, staff and venue operations.