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        On the evening of July 4th, Las Vegas transformed its skyline by unveiling outdoor DOOH elements at the newly constructed The Sphere, a 580,000-square-foot spherical exterior facility (dubbed the “Exosphere”) with a programmable LED display, press reports. release and reported by The Guardian.
        Guy Barnett, senior vice president of brand strategy and creative development at Sphere Entertainment Co., said in a press release: “The Exosphere is more than just a screen or billboard, it is a living architecture unlike any other in the world. It’s like nothing else.” that exists in this place.” “Last night’s show gave us a glimpse into the exciting power of outer space and the opportunity for artists, partners and brands to create compelling and impactful stories that connect audiences with sex in new ways.”
        ExSphere consists of nearly 1.2 million LED disks spaced 8 inches apart, each with 48 diodes and a color gamut of 256 million colors per diode. The indoor event space is scheduled to host a U2 concert in September and Darren Aronofsky’s “Postcards from Earth” in October, especially for the venue. The global exposure is planned as ExSphere DOOH, and the content space will be located during November’s Grand Prix in Las Vegas.
        Content is curated by Sphere Studios, an in-house team dedicated to creating and managing on-site experiences; creative services division Sphere Studios developed the content on July 4th. Sphere Studios has partnered with Montreal-based LED and media solutions company SACO Technologies to produce and design ExSphere. Sphere Studios has partnered with software and technology company 7thSense to deliver content to ExSphere, including media servers, pixel processing and display management solutions.
        “ExSphere by Sphere is a 360-degree canvas that tells the brand’s story and will be shown around the world, providing an unprecedented opportunity for our partners,” said David Hopkinson, President and Chief Operating Officer of MSG Sports. the greatest show on earth.” published. “Nothing compares to the impact of showcasing innovative brands and immersive content on the world’s largest video screen. The extraordinary experiences we can create are limited only by our imagination, and we are excited to finally share the enormous potential of outer space with the world.”
       According to The Guardian, the building cost $2 billion to construct and is the result of a partnership between Sphere Entertainment and Madison Square Garden Entertainment, also known as MSG Entertainment.
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