Boldyn’s Wi-Fi Service Expanded at Fort Riley Fort Wainwright

HomeTechnology Newsletter FeedTechnology Boldyn’s Wi-Fi Service Expanded at Fort Riley Fort Wainwright Access to U.S.-based support around the clock By Kevin Costelloe November 10, 2026 65 The U.S. Army has expanded BaseNet, a fully managed residential Wi-Fi service offered by Boldyn Networks, beyond its initial pilot locations at Fort Riley, Kansas, and Fort Wainwright, Alaska, the Irvine-based company said in a statement yesterday. Financial details were not released. The expansion will bring high-speed, fully managed Wi-Fi to all permanent party barracks at both installations through an Intergovernmental Support Agreement with the University of Alaska, Fairbanks. BaseNet gives soldiers individual accounts, high-speed connectivity and access to U.S.-based support around the clock. Under the expanded service, each soldier will receive an individual account supporting up to 10 personal devices, with speeds of up to 1 Gbps across those devices at no cost to the soldier.

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