Verizon's high-capacity, millimeter-wave 5G will deliver multiple camera views to the thousands of people watching the Super Bowl in Tampa's Raymond James Stadium, something you just can't do on lower-capacity networks.
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At Super Bowl LV, 5G Will Change the Game
What is 5G for? We've been struggling with that question for years and Verizon has one solid answer: Super Bowls. For Super Bowl LV, Verizon's high-capacity 5G will deliver multiple camera views to thousands of people in the Super Bowl stadium, possibly changing the way we watch sports forever.
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Super Bowl LV: Different Than Other Big Games
An Oracle study shows that twice as many people will be watching the Super Bowl at home alone this year—quite possibly in their underwear. aAn Oracle study shows that twice as many people will be watching the Super Bowl at home alone this year—quite possibly in their underwear.
How to Tune In (Even Without 5G)
Ready for the big game? There are plenty of ways to catch the action, even if you're abroad. Here's how to watch the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs face off at Super Bowl LV.
But Wait — What Is 5G anyway?
All of the US carriers have now launched some form of 5G cellular network. But what exactly is 5G, and how fast is it compared with 4G? Here are the facts we know so far.
Before We Go: Some Entertainment
As game day approaches, watch the best (and worst) Super Bowl tech ads ever aired, and get a preview of what the tech companies that can afford it have in store for 2021.
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