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The Cleveland Cavaliers have signed a deal with Boldyn Networks to bring a new 5G distributed antenna system (DAS) to Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse to improve cellular connectivity for fans and for back-of-house communications.
Boldyn, a newly formed communications-services provider that includes the company formerly known as Mobilitie, said it will deploy a neutral host indoor DAS that supports all 5G spectrum bands, including 2.5GHz and C-band. The press release announcing the deal did not specify when the network would be completed.
“Our fans are the heart and soul of the Cleveland Cavaliers, and it’s our responsibility to provide them with an unparalleled, immersive gameday experience the moment they enter into Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse,” said Michael Conley, chief information officer of Cleveland Cavaliers, in a prepared statement. “We’re constantly exploring new ways to leverage innovative, emerging technology that will deepen connections with our fans in Cleveland and beyond, and we couldn’t do this without our partnership with Boldyn Networks. Their expertise in delivering industry-leading 5G technology and commitment to providing state-of-the-art solutions ensures we are well positioned to truly redefine the connected fan experience.”
“We’re thrilled to partner with the Cleveland Cavaliers to bring spectacular and engaging fan experiences to Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse,” said Christos Karmis, CEO of Boldyn Networks’ U.S. business, in a prepared statement. “Our next-generation 5G venue infrastructure paired with the small cells we have already deployed across the city will provide fans with seamless connectivity and unparalleled access to the latest technologies and applications, setting an even higher new standard in the world of sports and entertainment.”
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