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NetApp Officially Supports Super Bowl LX Data Operations and Builds Levi's Stadium Infrastructure
Collaborating with the NFL and the 49ers to create an environment for real-time processing of game operation data.
NetApp is providing official support for the data operations of Super Bowl LX, the NFL's biggest event. Building an infrastructure capable of reliably processing the massive amounts of data generated during the game is key, highlighting once again the importance of data in the operation of large-scale sporting events.
NetApp announced today that it will officially support Super Bowl LX data operations on February 10, 2026. As the official intelligent data infrastructure partner of the San Francisco 49ers and the NFL, NetApp has built an enterprise-grade data platform at Levi's Stadium, the venue for the game.
Large-scale events like the Super Bowl generate a variety of data simultaneously, including player tracking data, high-resolution video and images, and real-time fan feedback via social media. This data determines the quality of game operations, broadcasts, and on-site service, making stable management and real-time processing essential. NetApp provides an infrastructure that simultaneously considers data protection and utilization, supporting the stability of game operations.
Levi's Stadium has been recognized as a state-of-the-art stadium, and in anticipation of hosting Super Bowl LX, the 49ers and the NFL have built a high-performance, high-availability data environment. The infrastructure is designed to process large-scale data streams in real time, enabling various digital services to operate without interruption during the game.
Costa Claudianos, 49ers Vice President of Technology, emphasized the importance of data infrastructure in providing a consistent experience for fans around the world as the host of the Super Bowl. The NFL also believes that data-driven operations are essential as it expands into the global market.
The NFL has recently been accelerating its globalization, including hosting regular season games overseas. Consequently, data infrastructure capable of delivering a consistent fan experience regardless of the location of the game is becoming a key element. With its support for Super Bowl LX, NetApp plans to expand data-driven operational use cases across the sports and entertainment industries.
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