Boldyn Teams Up with Golden 1 Center to Boost 5G Fan Experience

Golden 1 Center, in partnership with Boldyn Networks, is set to enhance the fan experience with a comprehensive 5G upgrade. This initiative marks a significant step towards integrating technology in sports, promising seamless connectivity and innovative digital features for fans.
Boldyn Teams Up with Golden 1 Center to Boost 5G Fan Experience
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5G Connectivity Boost at Golden 1 Center by Boldyn Networks

Golden 1 Center, the state-of-the-art arena in Sacramento, California, has partnered with Boldyn Networks in an exciting development for technology and sports enthusiasts alike. This collaboration is set to transform the venue into a 5G powerhouse, enhancing the fan experience with unparalleled connectivity. This move is not just an upgrade; it’s a leap into the future of live sports and entertainment.

Collaborative Efforts: Boldyn Networks Elevates Golden 1 Center with 5G

John Rinehart, President of Business Operations for the Sacramento Kings, envisions this partnership as a catalyst for innovation, enhancing every aspect of the fan experience. From the moment fans enter the arena, they’ll notice a difference. Ticketing becomes faster, in-seat ordering smoother, and new digital horizons like augmented and virtual reality will become part of the live event landscape. This synergy between Golden 1 Center and Boldyn Networks is about creating moments that last a lifetime.

Christos Karmis, CEO of Boldyn Networks-US, points to the importance of reliable, high-speed connectivity in delivering a seamless fan experience. This partnership aims to exceed expectations, leveraging Boldyn’s advanced 5G infrastructure to offer fans and visitors a level of engagement and interaction previously unimaginable.


The DAS network upgrade by Boldyn encompasses all 5G spectrum bands and will support major wireless carriers, ensuring robust and seamless connectivity. This not only elevates the fan experience but also enhances operational efficiencies, communication capabilities, and safety protocols, setting a new benchmark for live events.

Following the partnership with Golden 1 Center, Boldyn Networks has also expanded its collaboration with ASM Global, aiming to transform connectivity across over 350 venues worldwide. This initiative underscores the pivotal role of 5G and advanced Wi-Fi in redefining live events, operational management, and security within iconic venues.

Jason Oberlander of ASM Global highlights the transformative power of connectivity, from enhancing real-time social interactions to enabling immersive tech experiences. The partnership with Boldyn Networks is set to revolutionize the guest experience, offering unprecedented connectivity solutions tailored to the unique needs of each venue.

5G’s Role in Elevating Fan Experiences and Operations at Sports Venues

The advancements in connectivity are not just about speed or bandwidth; they’re about unlocking new possibilities for fan engagement, venue operations, and digital innovation. With Boldyn Networks’ expertise, venues like Golden 1 Center and ASM Global’s portfolio are equipped to handle the demands of today’s tech-savvy audiences and tomorrow’s digital challenges.

Envisioning Tomorrow: The Evolution of 5G in Sports Arenas

As Golden 1 Center and ASM Global embark on these groundbreaking partnerships with Boldyn Networks, the future of live events looks brighter than ever. These collaborations are set to redefine what it means to attend a live event, with technology and connectivity at the heart of an unforgettable experience.

This is just the beginning. As we look towards the future, the integration of 5G and advanced connectivity solutions will continue to evolve, offering new ways to engage with content, enhance safety, and streamline operations. The partnership between Golden 1 Center, ASM Global, and Boldyn Networks is a testament to the transformative power of technology in creating connected, immersive, and memorable experiences for fans around the world.

For further details on these exciting developments, visit Golden 1 Center and Boldyn Networks. The future of connected venues is here, and it’s brighter than ever.


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