Boldyn Networks

IRVINE – November 10, 2026 -- The U.S. Army is extending Boldyn Networks' BaseNet managed Wi-Fi service to all permanent party barracks at Fort Riley, Kansas, and Fort Wainwright, Alaska, after pilots at the two installations logged more than 700 terabytes of data.

Intergovernmental agreement with University of Alaska Fairbanks underpins the rollout

The expansion runs through an Intergovernmental Support Agreement (IGSA) with the University of Alaska, Fairbanks. BaseNet is a fully managed residential Wi-Fi service. The pilots launched at Fort Riley in January 2026 and at Fort Wainwright in May 2026.

Each Soldier gets up to 10 devices and 1 Gbps at no cost

Under the expanded service, every Soldier receives an individual account supporting up to 10 personal devices, with speeds of up to 1 Gbps across those devices. Soldiers pay nothing. U.S.-based support is available 24/7/365.

New York – September 28, 2026 -- Boldyn Networks has signed 20 new and expanded agreements with U.S. colleges and universities to modernize campus connectivity and IT infrastructure, the company announced.

Boldyn expands ResNet and Managed Campus services across 20 institutions

The agreements are anchored by Boldyn's residential network services (ResNet) and include expanded Managed Campus network services, managed IT services, network monitoring and specialized professional services such as executive advisory, cloud assessments and security assessments.

The institutions range from community colleges and private universities to large public universities, with each engagement scoped to the specific technology needs of the campus.

Los Angeles – September 25, 2026 -- Boldyn Networks has been selected to design, build, and operate a private wireless network at Ontario International Airport (ONT), a Southern California hub that has surpassed 7 million annual passengers and become the region's fastest-growing airport over the past decade.

Private network targets security and a 1,700-acre footprint

The dedicated 4G/5G network will use segmented architecture, dedicated spectrum, and enterprise-level controls to give ONT operational autonomy over its 1,700-acre site. Chuck Miwa, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer for the Ontario International Airport Authority, said the investment provides the precision needed to manage and secure the airfield as passenger volumes climb.