Now that the Super Bowl is almost a week behind us, and images of Eli Manning’s less-than-enthusiastic reaction to a Broncos touchdown have slowly stopped appearing throughout the media, data from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California have begun to be released.
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The most impressive number on the night of the big game was 10.1 terabytes. That is the official statistic for the amount of data transferred over Levi’s Stadium Wi-Fi. This is an astronomical amount of data—to put it in perspective, that is more than 6,000 hours of streamed HD video.