Levi’s Stadium sees another 2+TB of Wi-Fi during Ravens vs. Niners

Another Sunday, another 2+ terabytes of data used on the Levi’s Stadium Wi-Fi network, as fans at the Ravens vs. the Niners game this past week used 2.18 TB of Wi-Fi data, according to figures from the San Francisco 49ers.

As the team and its stadium are gearing up to host Super Bowl 50 later this season, it appears that the Levi’s Stadium Wi-Fi network is continuing to perform in fine fashion, handling 16,840 unique Wi-Fi users during Sunday’s 25-20 victory by the Niners over the visiting Ravens. Statistics provided by Roger Hacker, senior manager of corporate communications for the Niners, also show a maximum concurrent Wi-Fi user number of 10,848 and a peak Wi-Fi bandwidth of 1.543 Gbps.

We still don’t have any numbers, however, on how well the Levi’s Stadium app is performing this season, specifically when it comes to fan use of innovative services like ordering food and drink to be delivered to the seat or even to someone else’s seat, features that are unique to Levi’s Stadium and its namesake app. VenueNext, the developer of the app for Levi’s Stadium, has not released any performance numbers for the specific services, including parking ticket purchases, food ordering and instant replay, so far this season.

If any Niners fans are out there and can comment about using the send-a-beer-to-someone-else service, we’re all beers. Or ears. The Levi’s Stadium network will get another workout Thursday when the Niners host the Seattle Seahawks, a game sure to bring lots of network use.