48 teams, 104 matches and six billion fans eagerly watching what the best of football has to offer. 

It is no surprise that the FIFA World Cup 2026 is the talk of the town right now. 
After all, this year’s edition marks the largest in the tournament’s history, featuring 16 stadiums across Canada, Mexico and the United States.

But have you wondered about the innovations powering a sporting event of this scale? 

Think of an Intelligent Command Centre that handles everything from pre-game to post-game insights. 

Or an AI stabiliser solution that offers fans an immediate on-field broadcast stream of the matches without any loss in visual quality?

Well, these are just some of the offerings provided by global PC and technology solutions heavyweight Lenovo, who’s also the official technology partner of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

In this “On the Go” Special episode of Under the Radar, finance presenter Chua Tian Tian flew halfway around the world to Miami in the US at the invitation of Lenovo for a deep dive into the solutions driving FIFA World Cup 2026.

She also spoke with Art Hu, SVP and Global CIO, as well as Chief Technology and Delivery Officer, of the Solutions and Services Group at Lenovo for an overview of how everything came together. 

That’s before wrapping up the trip by catching Match 71 of the FIFA World Cup between Portugal and Colombia featuring football legend Cristiano Ronaldo!

48 teams, 104 matches and six billion fans eagerly watching what the best of football has to offer.&nbsp;
It is no surprise that the FIFA World Cup 2026 is the talk of the town right now.&nbsp; After all, this year&rsquo;s edition marks the largest in the tournament&rsquo;s history, featuring 16 stadiums across Canada, Mexico and the United States.
But have you wondered about the innovations powering a sporting event of this scale?&nbsp;
Think of an Intelligent Command Centre that handles everything from pre-game to post-game insights.&nbsp;
Or an AI stabiliser solution that offers fans an immediate on-field broadcast stream of the matches without any loss in visual quality?
Well, these are just some of the offerings provided by global PC and technology solutions heavyweight Lenovo, who&rsquo;s also the official technology partner of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
In this &ldquo;On the Go&rdquo; Special episode of Under the Radar, finance presenter Chua Tian Tian flew halfway around the world to Miami in the US at the invitation of Lenovo for a deep dive into the solutions driving FIFA World Cup 2026.
She also spoke with Art Hu, SVP and Global CIO, as well as Chief Technology and Delivery Officer, of the Solutions and Services Group at Lenovo for an overview of how everything came together.&nbsp;
That&rsquo;s before wrapping up the trip by catching Match 71 of the FIFA World Cup between Portugal and Colombia featuring football legend Cristiano Ronaldo!

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Under the Radar: (SPECIALS) On the Go at FIFA World Cup 2026 Match 71 in Miami, USA - What should we know about the Lenovo-powered technologies behind the matches?