Jan 26

Verizon Shows What It Took to Wire U.S. Bank Stadium for 73,000 Fans at the Super Bowl

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When the Falcons faced off against the Patriots in Super Bowl LI last year, Verizon customers at Houston’s NRG Stadium–where Verizon had installed some 900 antennas–burned their way through 11 terabytes of data. (That’s roughly the equivalent of one guy watching HD video nonstop for 255 days, or everything on the shelves of the Library…

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