Rogers says its 5G+ network carried 510 terabytes of wireless data as Canada hosted soccer’s biggest event, equal to uploading 102 million photos. The company invested $27 million in Toronto and Vancouver network upgrades ahead of 13 World Cup matches, covering stadiums, watch parties, fan zones, hotels, airports, transit hubs, and other high-traffic areas.
In Toronto, the work included an enhanced in-stadium wireless system equivalent to adding 16 downtown cell towers, additional 5G+ spectrum, and temporary Cells on Wheels and Cells on Light Facilities. Rogers says the upgrades delivered faster speeds, lower latency, more capacity, and lasting local benefits nationwide.
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