AT&T and Inseego Launch Secure 5G Router for Businesses

DALLAS and SAN DIEGO – January 20, 2026 – In a significant move to bolster 5G adoption in the enterprise sector, AT&T Business today announced it is adding Inseego Corp.'s new Wavemaker™ FX4200 fixed wireless access (FWA) device to its portfolio. The collaboration aims to deliver a powerful, business-grade connectivity solution that marries high performance with simplified deployment, targeting businesses of all sizes through AT&T's Internet Air® for Business service.

The announcement positions the San Diego-based Inseego as a key hardware partner for AT&T, providing a device designed to address a persistent gap in the market: the space between complex, expensive wireline installations and overly simplistic consumer-grade wireless solutions.

Bridging the Gap for Modern Businesses

For many small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs), branch offices, and pop-up retail locations, deploying reliable, high-speed internet has long been a challenge. Traditional wired broadband can involve lengthy installation times and complex management, while basic cellular hotspots often lack the security and robust features required for business operations. The Inseego Wavemaker FX4200 is engineered to solve this dilemma.

"Our customers are eager for more advanced 5G FWA devices, including business-grade functionality and security," said Nazanin Hoglund, assistant vice president of mobility devices and converged products, AT&T Business. "What they want is a simple solution that is easy to deploy, operate, and manage. We believe the Wavemaker FX4200 will help deliver that."

The device emphasizes a "zero-touch setup" philosophy, allowing organizations without on-site IT personnel to get online quickly. An on-device speed test and signal optimization display guide users to the best placement for maximum performance. This is complemented by Inseego Connect, a cloud-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform that enables remote management of one or hundreds of devices from a single dashboard. This capability is critical for chains in retail, restaurant, and banking sectors that need to manage connectivity across numerous locations efficiently.

A Strategic Push into Enterprise 5G

This partnership is more than just a new product launch; it reflects a calculated strategic push by both companies into the burgeoning enterprise FWA market. Industry analysts project that U.S. enterprise FWA service revenue will climb to nearly $2.9 billion by 2029, with businesses willing to pay a premium for reliable service, leading to a higher average revenue per user (ARPU) compared to the consumer market.

For AT&T, the FX4200 enhances its Internet Air® for Business offering, providing a potent tool to serve customers in areas where fiber is not yet available or to replace aging copper-based services. While some competitors have pursued a broad FWA expansion, AT&T has maintained a more targeted strategy, viewing high-performance FWA as a complement to its core fiber network rather than a wholesale replacement for all broadband. The FX4200, with its enterprise-grade features, aligns perfectly with this approach of delivering a high-quality, reliable alternative.

For Inseego, the collaboration marks a significant win, expected by some market watchers to be a leading driver of growth for the company in 2026. It diversifies Inseego’s carrier partnerships, reducing its reliance on other major U.S. carriers and strengthening its foothold in the competitive device market against rivals like Cradlepoint and Sierra Wireless.

“We’re excited to work with AT&T to make fixed wireless access a great solution for businesses at scale,” said Juho Sarvikas, CEO of Inseego. “The FX4200 is designed to take the complexity out of enterprise wireless, enabling businesses to use 5G in a way that feels familiar, reliable, and easy to deploy. We see this as an important step in expanding the role of FWA and cellular connectivity in business networks.”

Beyond Speed: Security and Resilience Take Center Stage

While the Wavemaker FX4200 boasts impressive performance specifications—including next-generation Wi-Fi 7 capable of supporting up to 256 devices and multi-gigabit 5G speeds—its true differentiation lies in features that go beyond raw speed. Inseego has placed a heavy emphasis on security and resilience, two cornerstones of any enterprise-grade network solution.

A standout feature is the device's compliance with FIPS 140-3, a U.S. government standard for cryptographic modules. This level of hardware security makes the FX4200 a viable option for government agencies, financial institutions, and other regulated industries that handle sensitive data and require validated protection against cyber threats. The device further bolsters its security credentials with integrated support for VPN and VLANs, allowing for secure remote access and network segmentation.

Business continuity is another critical focus. The FX4200 comes equipped with an integrated 8+ hour battery backup, ensuring that connectivity remains active during short power outages, a crucial feature for point-of-sale systems and critical operations. Furthermore, it incorporates dual-SIM support with live failover and failback capabilities. This allows the device to automatically switch between two different cellular networks, or between a wireless and a wired WAN connection, to maintain a constant internet link and minimize costly downtime. This robust combination of performance, security, and built-in redundancy positions the device as a comprehensive connectivity hub designed for the demands of modern business.

The Inseego Wavemaker FX4200 is available now for business customers through AT&T.