Gateway and router maker
Inseego ↗Manufacturer informationLocation in source: Blog: Inseego enables private network deploymentChecked Sep 30, 2026Source date: not stated
Vendor
Inseego sells 5G/LTE indoor routers and outdoor CPEs; its site lists CBRS support for some models and reports its devices in a private 5G network at a Port of Tacoma container terminal.
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Inseego is a San Diego company, the 2016 successor to Novatel Wireless, that makes MiFi mobile hotspots, Wavemaker fixed wireless access (FWA) routers and outdoor CPE (customer premises equipment), and the Inseego Connect device-management cloud.[1] For private LTE and 5G networks, Inseego says its Wavemaker outdoor CPE and indoor routers support CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service), and its FX4200 indoor router lists 5G band n48 and LTE band 48.[2][3][4] On October 1, 2026, Inseego completed its purchase of Nokia's FWA business, which gave Nokia an approximately 11% stake in Inseego.[5]
Indoor 5G routers for fixed sites; Inseego says the FX4100 series supports CBRS,[3] the FX4200 spec lists 5G n48 and LTE band 48, and the URL of the older FX2000 now redirects to the FX4200 page (checked October 1, 2026).[4]
Outdoor CPE with directional antennas and routing; Inseego says the FW3000 supports multiple 5G bands including CBRS.[2]
Mobile hotspots sold under the MiFi brand; the MiFi X PRO 5G was used on the Washington United Terminals private 5G network.[1][7]
Cloud device-management service for Inseego hardware.[1]
Khasm Labs integrated Inseego MiFi X PRO 5G hotspots, Wavemaker FW2000 and FW3000 outdoor CPE, an FX3110 indoor router and Inseego Connect into a private 5G network at the 103-acre container terminal, for terminal operating system access and container operations.[7]
Inseego completes its acquisition of Nokia's FWA business, first announced April 30, 2026; Nokia receives an approximately 11% stake, and Inseego opens an international headquarters in Amsterdam.[5]
Inseego announces it has sold its telematics business (UK, EU, Australia and New Zealand) to Ctrack Holdings for $52 million in cash to focus on its 5G business.[8]
Researched Oct 1, 2026. Manufacturer and vendor statements are their claims, not independent tests.
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Gateway and router maker
Inseego ↗Manufacturer informationLocation in source: Blog: Inseego enables private network deploymentChecked Sep 30, 2026Source date: not stated