Reliable 5G Connectivity for Large-Scale Events
Seamless, high-capacity, low-latency private 5G that keeps your event connected, from ticketing and POS to security and broadcast.
Public Networks Weren't Built for Your Event
Large-scale events demand connectivity that public networks simply can’t deliver:
- Public networks are congested and unpredictable in high-density crowds, exactly when you need them most
- Temporary venues restrict where and how equipment can be deployed, with no time for extensive cabling
- Mission-critical applications like POS, ticketing, security, and broadcast all need to run on the same network at once
- Downtime directly impacts revenue and fan experience, whether it’s a stalled concession line or a dropped broadcast feed
Case Study: F1 Australian Grand Prix
Australia’s first private 5G network using n77 spectrum, deployed for broadcasting, media, and operations connectivity across a 560-acre venue and 3.295-mile track under a 90-day timeline.
- 125k+ attendees over 7 days
- 300+ operational devices supported
- 100% uptime across the event
- <10ms critical-app latency
At the 2025 Australian Grand Prix, GXC private 5G provided operational connectivity to the premier event, supporting transactions, communications, security, and live broadcasting, and setting a new benchmark for large-scale event connectivity.
The Network for Events That Move
Most private cellular is built for buildings that stay put. GXC is built for events that don’t: festivals, fairgrounds, race circuits, touring productions, and broadcasts, alongside the stadiums, parks, and arenas that host them.
Venue-Wide Coverage With Just a Few Radios
Fast, Reliable, & Ultra-Low Latency
Simple Deployment & Management
Future-Proof
& Scalable
- A network built for a permanent venue doesn’t work for a festival grounds you strike in 48 hours or a race circuit that changes every season.
- POS, ticketing, security, and broadcast all have to run at once, with zero room for downtime, and they’re usually split across separate systems.
- Blanketing a stadium, festival, or race circuit usually means a mountain of fixed infrastructure.
- Portable kits, trailers, and OB van integration that stand up venue-wide coverage in minutes, so the network keeps pace with the event calendar instead of dictating it.
- Mobile payments, ticket scanning, security, and live broadcast streaming on one ultra-low-latency network, so operations and media production share the same reliable connection instead of competing for it.
- Venue-wide coverage from just 2-5 radios, with a network that scales from a single-day festival to a season-long stadium deployment without redesigning it each time.
Who This Is For
- Venue Operations Directors & General Managers: accountable for uptime across every system in the building, on event day
- IT/Network Directors at stadiums, festivals, and race circuits: need infrastructure that scales without rebuilding for every event
- Security & Operations Managers: depend on radios, cameras, and access control staying online through peak crowds
- POS, Concessions & Ticketing Managers: revenue is directly tied to network uptime at the gate and the counter
- Event & Festival Producers: need a network that can be stood up and torn down on a temporary footprint
How Private Cellular Fits Into Your Venue
Managed through the Onyx Portal, with a Supercell for zero-handoff core coverage and Mesh Backhaul to extend the network to hard-to-reach areas using only power and no wired infrastructure, GXC supports: POS & Payments, Gates & Ticketing, Security & Ops, Broadcast Cameras, Wireless Camera Systems, Drones, Mobile Devices & SST, Production Switchers, Lighting & Show Control, IFB & Comms, ENG / OB Vans, and more.
Built for Every Type of Event
Motorsport & Racing
The venue changes every race, the terrain makes cabling nearly impossible across a track and paddock, and the network has to carry broadcast, timing and scoring, team radio, and fan operations at once, usually on a buildout window measured in weeks, not months.
Arenas & Stadiums
The footprint is fixed, but the network still has to run POS, ticketing, security, and broadcast at high density every event night, season after season, without rebuilding it each time.
State & Ceremonial Events
These are one-off, globally watched, and cannot fail on air, often staged at a historic site with no existing network infrastructure and a heavy security overlay.
Concerts & Festivals
Grounds are temporary, built, and struck in days; crowds run multi-day and high-density; concession and POS volume spikes hard, and artist/production comms have to share the network with fan-facing systems.
Multiple Commercial Models
Portable Kits
Trailers for rent
