PALO ALTO, Calif. -- HP (NYSE: HPQ) today announced that the Dallas Cowboys have deployed HP Converged Infrastructure technology in the state-of-the-art data center that powers Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

The world-famous Cowboys Stadium hosts the Dallas Cowboys Football Club as well as high-profile concerts, conferences and sporting events, including the annual AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic, the upcoming Super Bowl XLV on Feb. 6 and the 2014 NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four.

With events drawing crowds as large as 100,000 attendees, Cowboys Stadium requires a high-performing and reliable system. HP technology allows the stadium to achieve continuity of services, including more than 3,000 onsite video screens that televise the game and advertisements. Additionally, the infrastructure operates all of the electronic ticket scanners, concessions sales and electronic menus.

"From the merchandising and concession system to the handheld wireless ticket scanning application, everything in this new building is tied to technology," said Pete Walsh, director, Information Technology, Dallas Cowboys. "Deploying HP Converged Infrastructure has not only helped our new stadium increase revenue, but also allows us to deliver the ultimate pro football celebration to our fans worldwide."

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