At the Super Bowl, 5G Gives You 7 Ways to View the Action
Raymond James Stadium (Image: Verizon) What is 5G for? I've been struggling with that question for years now, and Verizon has one solid answer: Super Bowls. The carrier outfitted Raymond James Stadium in Tampa with its ultra-high-capacity 5G UWB system to deliver huge amounts of bandwidth to the 22,000 butts that will actually be in seats, foreshadowing what live sports may be like in the future, if we ever have packed stadiums again. In a stadium like this, you're pretty far from the field. The core of Verizon's experience is to bring you closer, with seven, 720p camera streams available to ...