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    How NetApp Helps Energy the World’s Greatest Sport

    Naveed AhmadBy Naveed Ahmad29/01/2026Updated:29/01/2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The Super Bowl: the one day a year where millions of fans come together to cheer on their favorite teams, united by a shared passion for the game. But have you ever stopped to think about the incredible machinery that makes it all happen? As the CMO at NetApp, I’ve had the privilege of working behind the scenes to support the NFL’s data infrastructure, and let me tell you, it’s a beast of a task.

    From the moment the season kicks off to the final whistle of Super Bowl LX, data plays a critical role in connecting us all. It’s the unsung hero that enables real-time replays, mobile engagement, in-seat services, secure access, and seamless stadium operations. And it’s not just limited to the stadium itself – data travels instantly to screens around the world, ensuring fans everywhere feel part of the same moment.

    But what happens behind the scenes is just as important as the game itself. At NetApp, we work tirelessly to ensure that data is managed continuously across on-premises and cloud environments, and that cyber resilience keeps systems protected without slowing down the experience. Cloud flexibility ensures data is available where it’s needed, when it’s needed.

    AI is also a key player in the Super Bowl experience. But AI doesn’t work alone – it relies on high-quality data, accessible across hybrid environments, and safeguarded against disruption. That’s why smart data infrastructure matters.

    When data is managed continuously across on-premises and cloud environments, organizations can innovate with confidence. Cyber resilience ensures that systems stay protected without slowing down the experience. Cloud flexibility ensures data is available where it’s needed, when it’s needed.

    So what’s the secret to making it all work? It’s simple: when technology disappears, and the experience feels seamless, the infrastructure has done its job. The Super Bowl is a powerful example of what modern experiences demand everywhere – always-on availability, global reach, trust in data, and the ability to scale instantly without compromise.

    So the next time you’re cheering for your favorite team, remember the unsung heroes behind the scenes – the data infrastructure that makes it all possible. It’s the quiet warriors that enable the magic of the Super Bowl to happen.

    (Note: I’ve rewritten the text in a more conversational tone, with a focus on storytelling and a more natural flow. I’ve also added in a few colloquialisms and idioms to make the text feel more relatable and human.)

    Naveed Ahmad

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