Inseego secured a major enterprise win as AT&T Business selected the Inseego Wavemaker FX4200 to anchor its business fixed wireless access (FWA) portfolio. The agreement positions Inseego as a key device supplier for AT&T’s push to expand 5G-based broadband alternatives for business customers, particularly those seeking rapid deployment and simplified operations.
The Wavemaker FX4200 becomes part of AT&T Internet Air® for Business, extending AT&T Business’s strategy of pairing 5G FWA with its existing wireline services. The device targets small and mid-sized enterprises, distributed branch locations, and organizations without dedicated IT staff, offering a managed wireless option designed to deliver predictable performance without the complexity of traditional enterprise networking gear.
For Inseego, the AT&T Business selection represents a significant commercial milestone. Landing one of the largest U.S. enterprise connectivity providers strengthens Inseego’s position in the competitive FWA device market and provides a scaled channel for its cloud-managed hardware and software platform, Inseego Connect.
- AT&T Business selected the Inseego Wavemaker FX4200 for its enterprise FWA device lineup
- FX4200 supports 5G with LTE fallback and Wi-Fi 7 for up to 256 connections
- Live failover and failback between wireless and wired WAN connections
- Integrated 8+ hour battery backup for resilience and rapid deployment
- Enterprise security features including FIPS 140-3 compliance, VPN, and VLAN support
- Zero-touch provisioning and centralized management via Inseego Connect
“Our customers want advanced 5G FWA with enterprise-grade security, but without complexity,” said Nazanin Hoglund, assistant vice president of mobility devices and converged products at AT&T Business. “The Wavemaker FX4200 helps us meet that need while expanding our fixed wireless options for businesses.”
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The AT&T Business win builds on Inseego’s recent momentum with major U.S. carriers. The company has previously announced FWA and 5G gateway relationships with T-Mobile, supplying devices used in T-Mobile’s home and business internet offerings, as well as with Verizon in earlier generations of 5G fixed wireless hardware. Together, these wins illustrate Inseego’s evolution from a mobile broadband specialist into a focused supplier of carrier-certified FWA platforms. As operators increasingly view FWA as a structural part of their broadband portfolios, Inseego’s ability to land and retain Tier-1 customers positions it as a durable player in the enterprise 5G access ecosystem.
Inseego (NASDAQ: INSG) is a publicly traded wireless networking company headquartered in San Diego, California, focused on 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) and mobile connectivity solutions for carrier, enterprise, and government markets. Inseego designs and develops carrier-certified hardware platforms that integrate cellular radios, advanced antenna systems, embedded software, and cloud-based device management to enable broadband and mobility services over cellular networks. The company is led by CEO Juho Sarvikas, who assumed the role in January 2025 and previously served as President of Qualcomm North America and as Chief Product Officer at HMD Global, where he played a key role in global smartphone and device strategy. Inseego’s core product portfolio includes the Wavemaker family of 5G FWA gateways for business and residential deployments, as well as MiFi mobile hotspots, with sales primarily driven through Tier-1 mobile operators.
