Hundreds of mobile phones gather on the banks of the Seine, Samsung will use Galaxy S24 Ultra to live broadcast the 2024 Olympic Games opening ceremony

According to news on June 18, Samsung announced that it will use hundreds of Galaxy S24 Ultra mobile phones to broadcast the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games live at the 2024 Summer Olympics.

The Olympic Games will be held in Paris, France, and will open on July 26 and close on August 11. Unlike in the past, the International Olympic Committee will host the 2024 Olympic Games opening ceremony outside a sports venue for the first time. All athletes will float along the Seine River on boats representing their respective participating countries. Samsung will install more than 200 Galaxy S24 Ultras on these boats to capture the exciting footage of the athletes’ parade in HDR quality and broadcast it live to fans around the world. This live broadcast will use France’s “first independent 5G network.” Orange, the official network operator of the Olympic Games, will set up 12 5G base stations along the Seine River to build this special network. Samsung said it will also use the same 5G network and the Galaxy S24 Ultra to broadcast a sailing race in Marseille, with a phone installed on each participating boat. Noted that Samsung will release Galaxy Z Fold 6, Galaxy Z Flip 6, Galaxy Watch 7, new Galaxy Buds and its first-generation smart ring Galaxy Ring on July 10, and the conference will be held in Paris. The Galaxy Ring is expected to be a highlight at the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked launch event, and Samsung is likely to heavily promote the new product across France once the Olympics begin.

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