HomeTechVerizon named official 5G partner for Prudential Center

Verizon named official 5G partner for Prudential Center

Verizon announced on Tuesday it has entered into a multi-year partnership with Newark-based Prudential Center to become its Exclusive 5G and Wireless Partner.

Through the agreement, Verizon will provide 5G to the official home arena of the New Jersey Devils and the GRAMMY Museum Experience Prudential Center, marking the first indoor arena equipped with 5G technology in New Jersey.

Verizon will also create a 5G Gaming Center experience within Dignitas’ East Coast Studio next to the Prudential Center, providing a meeting and training space for Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment’s esports organization.

“We’re proud to partner with an industry leader like Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment’s New Jersey Devils and Prudential Center to innovate new fan experiences harnessing the power of 5G Ultra Wideband,” John Nitti, chief media officer, Verizon, said. “Together, we’re looking forward to shaping the future of live sporting events and entertainment while also giving our Verizon Up members access to exclusive on-site benefits.”

Verizon said its rewards program, Verizon Up, will provide members exclusive deals at the Prudential Center and New Jersey Devils events, including VIP access, complementary food and beverages, merchandise credits and on-ice photo opportunities.

“Our partnership with Verizon marks another landmark day in Prudential Center’s commitment and tradition of providing the most advanced technology and comprehensive guest experience to sports fans and live event goers in New Jersey,” Donna Daniels, general manager, Prudential Center, said. “This new partnership with Verizon and the installation of 5G technology, combined with our record-leading scoreboard, the largest in-arena scoreboard in North America, are assets that will continue to provide fans with a superior live event experience. We look forward to the day when this new innovation can be amplify the event-day experience for our fans and guests.”

Related Articles

Climb announces launch of Climb SLED to support vendor and reseller growth

Climb, an international specialty technology distributor and a wholly owned subsidiary of Climb Global Solutions, Inc., with a U.S. office in Eatontown announced the...

Cape May County MUA combines with Waga Energy to upgrade landfill gas to renewable natural gas

Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority is partnering with Waga Energy to upgrade its landfill gas into pipeline-quality renewable natural gas (RNG) in Southern...

Grubhub, Dexa introduce N.J.’s first drone‑powered food delivery system

Grubhub announced a test program March 11 integrating the drone delivery service of Dexa for customers ordering from restaurant Wonder’s Green Brook location. The initiative...

SOLUM America appoints McCracken to CRO

SOLUM America, a global technology company specializing in electronic shelf labels and e-paper display solutions in Ridgefield Park, has appointed Tim McCracken Jr. as...

Commvault partners with CloudSEK for identity-based cyberattack protection

Commvault, a leader in unified resilience at enterprise scale with headquarters in Tinton Falls, announced an integration with CloudSEK, a leader in predictive threat...

Panasonic LUMIX named official camera provider for Irvin Simon Photographers

Newark-based Panasonic, a global manufacturer of camera technology and electronics, and Irvin Simon Photographers, a New York-based national leader in volume portrait photography, announced...

Latest Articles

New Portal Bridge used ahead of schedule as delays impact NJ Transit riders

Train service between Newark and New York was limited Friday, with delays of up to an hour due to overhead wire issues at the...

What an ‘AI-proof’ job entails — and who’s at risk of losing out

The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ February jobs report revealed 92,000 losses in nonfarm sectors. For job seekers, this paints an abysmal picture — a continuation...

AAA: N.J.’s gallon of gas average jumps to $3.53 — 16th-highest in the nation

Voorhees-based AAA reports that the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in New Jersey rose 33 cents over the last week to...

Florham Park law firm Schenck Price adds Moon to firm 

Schenck Price, Smith & King LLP, located in Florham Park, said Elizabeth Moon has joined the firm as a partner in its Labor and...

ICON Real Estate Advisors arranges $7.95M sale of East Orange multifamily property 

ICON Real Estate Advisors has arranged the $7.95 million sale of a 58-unit garden-style multifamily property at 223 Prospect St. in East Orange. ICON represented...

Finding the Right Pediatrician for Your Baby and Your Family

Choosing a pediatrician is one of the earliest and most important decisions you make as a parent. Many parents research online, read reviews, and...

Latest Articles

New Portal Bridge used ahead of schedule as delays impact NJ Transit riders

Train service between Newark and New York was limited Friday, with delays of up to an hour due to overhead wire issues at the...

What an ‘AI-proof’ job entails — and who’s at risk of losing out

The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ February jobs report revealed 92,000 losses in nonfarm sectors. For job seekers, this paints an abysmal picture — a continuation...

AAA: N.J.’s gallon of gas average jumps to $3.53 — 16th-highest in the nation

Voorhees-based AAA reports that the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in New Jersey rose 33 cents over the last week to...

Florham Park law firm Schenck Price adds Moon to firm 

Schenck Price, Smith & King LLP, located in Florham Park, said Elizabeth Moon has joined the firm as a partner in its Labor and...

ICON Real Estate Advisors arranges $7.95M sale of East Orange multifamily property 

ICON Real Estate Advisors has arranged the $7.95 million sale of a 58-unit garden-style multifamily property at 223 Prospect St. in East Orange. ICON represented...