Ontario International Airport Deploys Boldyn Networks' Private Wireless for Security and Scalability
Event summary
- Boldyn Networks will design, build, and operate a private wireless network at Ontario International Airport (ONT).
- ONT, ranked second most popular medium-sized airport in North America by JD Power, aims to enhance security and scalability with the new network.
- The network will initially support physical security and perimeter intrusion detection, expanding to advanced camera coverage.
- Boldyn's solution combines 4G/5G access, on-premise edge compute, and centralized private cloud management.
- ONT's passenger volumes have surpassed 7 million annually, making it Southern California's fastest-growing airport over the past decade.
The big picture
ONT's investment in a private wireless network reflects a broader trend among airports to modernize their digital infrastructure to handle increasing passenger and cargo volumes. This strategic move positions ONT to manage its expanding operations more efficiently while ensuring robust security measures. The deployment of Boldyn's network underscores the growing importance of dedicated, secure communication systems in critical infrastructure.
What we're watching
- Security Enhancements
- How the deployment of Boldyn's private wireless network will affect ONT's security operations and passenger safety.
- Scalability
- Whether ONT can sustain its rapid growth with the new network infrastructure in place.
- Future Innovation
- The pace at which ONT will expand the network's capabilities beyond initial security applications.
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