Vodafone has unveiled a new partnership with The SSE Hydro Arena in Glasgow in what the company says is a further commitment to the city.
The SSE Hydro Arena is Scotland’s largest entertainment venue hosting around 150 music, sporting and entertainment events every year and with a capacity of 15,000.
Glasgow was one of the first cities where Vodafone launched its 5G network and a partnership with Glasgow University ensured it was the first educational institution in Scotland with a 5G network.
Under the agreement, Vodafone will have access to a new onsite super-suite, which will be available to customers and guests during live events. It will be used for branded experiences and to showcase the latest technologies such as 5G and the Internet of Things (IoT).
Set to open in spring 2020, Vodafone customers will also have the opportunity to win tickets to flagship events at the arena via Vodafone’s VeryMe loyalty app.
Anne Sheehan, Director, Vodafone Business said:
“Scotland is a hugely important country for us and our new partnership with The SSE Hydro Arena reinforces our commitment to area. I’m delighted we will be able to showcase our new technologies to both Vodafone Business guests and to music and sports fans from across the country.
We’re looking forward to working closely with The SSE Hydro Arena to explore how 5G can enable the creation of new and compelling experiences for fans.”
Vodafone already has a significant presence in Glasgow, with ten retail stores across the city. 5G network.
5G will support the adoption of a range of new technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), robotics, connected cities and self-driving vehicles with many industries – including automotive, financial services, entertainment and healthcare – set to benefit.
