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FILE PHOTO: A person walks by a Verizon store in Manhattan, New York City, U.S., November 22, 2021. REUTERS\/Andrew Kelly\/File Photo GLOBAL BUSINESS WEEK AHEAD<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Verizon Business<\/a> Thursday selected Extreme Networks<\/a> as its technology partner for offering connectivity to the stadium and venue customers in Europe and Asia Pacific<\/a> (APAC) region.

The partnership is part of Verizon<\/a> Business’ dedicated strategy for such customers in the regions to offer solutions like Verizon private 5G<\/a> capabilities, security solutions, and High-Density (HD) Wi-Fi as well as professional consultancy services, according to a media release.

Extreme and Verizon<\/a> will deliver High-Density (HD) Wi-Fi to future event venues, starting with the planned roll-out of Wi-Fi solutions at Manchester United Football Club’s Old Trafford stadium.

The two companies will provide Wi-Fi connectivity which will enhance digital services at the Club, including mobile ticketing and touchless transactions.

“You cannot underestimate the impact transformational technologies such as 5G will have on innovation across the entertainment and sports industries,” said Tami Erwin, CEO of Verizon Business<\/a>. “We understand the potential of these technologies; from deploying innovative fan experiences, shortening queue times, using analytics for fan safety or streamlining matchday operations.”

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5G private networks to bring economic benefits to India: Verizon<\/a><\/h2>

\"It is an opportunity to bring these new technologies (5G private networks) in marketplaces like India to create real economic benefits,\" Robert Le Busque, Regional Vice President, Asia Pacific at Verizon Business Group told ETTelecom, adding that the enterprises could achieve efficiencies and competitive advantage.<\/p><\/div>

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FILE PHOTO: A person walks by a Verizon store in Manhattan, New York City, U.S., November 22, 2021. REUTERS\/Andrew Kelly\/File Photo GLOBAL BUSINESS WEEK AHEAD<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Verizon Business<\/a> Thursday selected Extreme Networks<\/a> as its technology partner for offering connectivity to the stadium and venue customers in Europe and Asia Pacific<\/a> (APAC) region.

The partnership is part of Verizon<\/a> Business’ dedicated strategy for such customers in the regions to offer solutions like Verizon private 5G<\/a> capabilities, security solutions, and High-Density (HD) Wi-Fi as well as professional consultancy services, according to a media release.

Extreme and Verizon<\/a> will deliver High-Density (HD) Wi-Fi to future event venues, starting with the planned roll-out of Wi-Fi solutions at Manchester United Football Club’s Old Trafford stadium.

The two companies will provide Wi-Fi connectivity which will enhance digital services at the Club, including mobile ticketing and touchless transactions.

“You cannot underestimate the impact transformational technologies such as 5G will have on innovation across the entertainment and sports industries,” said Tami Erwin, CEO of Verizon Business<\/a>. “We understand the potential of these technologies; from deploying innovative fan experiences, shortening queue times, using analytics for fan safety or streamlining matchday operations.”

\"5G<\/a><\/figure>

5G private networks to bring economic benefits to India: Verizon<\/a><\/h2>

\"It is an opportunity to bring these new technologies (5G private networks) in marketplaces like India to create real economic benefits,\" Robert Le Busque, Regional Vice President, Asia Pacific at Verizon Business Group told ETTelecom, adding that the enterprises could achieve efficiencies and competitive advantage.<\/p><\/div>