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Boldyn Networks

Boldyn Networks is the London-headquartered neutral-host operator that builds and runs shared wireless infrastructure for transit systems, venues, cities and enterprises. It was formed in 2023 when BAI Communications merged six businesses — including BAI Canada, which wired the TTC subway — under one brand.

Telecom infrastructureLondonFounded 2023boldyn.com
~700employees across the US, UK, Ireland, Italy, Hong Kong and Canada at the time of the rebrandPR Newswire, 2023-03-09
6companies merged under the Boldyn brand: BAI Communications, Mobilitie, Signal Point Systems, Transit Wireless, Vilicom and ZenFi NetworksPR Newswire, 2023-03-09
10,000+small cells in the combined infrastructure portfolioPR Newswire, 2023-03-09

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About

BAI Communications announced in March 2023 that it was bringing BAI Communications, Mobilitie, Signal Point Systems, Transit Wireless, Vilicom and ZenFi Networks together as Boldyn Networks, operating under the new name from the end of June 2023 with close to 700 staff across the US, UK, Ireland, Italy, Hong Kong and Canada. Its business is neutral host: building the shared fibre, small cells and distributed antenna systems that carriers, transit agencies, stadiums and campuses use rather than each building their own. In Canada that includes the Toronto subway's Wi-Fi and cellular network, built under BAI Canada. Boldyn is backed by CPP Investments.

Backers

Backed by Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments).

Quick answers

What does Boldyn Networks do?

It is a neutral-host network operator: it builds and runs the shared wireless and fibre infrastructure that carriers, transit agencies, venues, governments and enterprises connect to, rather than each building their own.

Was Boldyn Networks previously BAI Communications?

Yes. BAI Communications announced the rebrand in March 2023 and began operating as Boldyn Networks at the end of June 2023, merging six businesses under the new name.

What is its Canadian connection?

BAI Canada, now part of Boldyn, built and operates the Wi-Fi and cellular network in Toronto's TTC subway.

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