INSEEGO CORP.
Inseego designs and develops 4G and 5G wireless WAN devices and cloud software for mobile operators, enterprises, and small and medium businesses. Its products provide mobile broadband and fixed wireless access for users and distributed business sites, and support enterprise networking and SD-WAN failover. The portfolio includes MiFi mobile hotspots, plus indoor, outdoor, and industrial routers and gateways sold under the Wavemaker brand. Inseego Connect provides cloud-based device management, while Inseego Subscribe is a SaaS platform carriers use to manage government and complex enterprise customer subscriptions. Inseego earns product revenue from mobile and fixed wireless access devices, and software services and other revenue from its SaaS offerings and non-recurring engineering services. Its hardware is made by contract manufacturers, while Inseego develops and controls device software. The company is headquartered in San Diego, California.
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See all $INSG insider activity →Inseego Corp. (INSG) reported Q3 2026 earnings, noting mobile growth and solid channel activity but weakness in FWA. The company delayed its next-gen FWA launch to Q1 2027 due to supply chain issues, impacting Q4 revenue expectations. Inseego also acquired Nokia's FastMile FWA business, expanding its product portfolio. The company is overhauling its engineering function and reducing costs to improve profitability.
INSEEGO CORP. (INSG) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. Exhibit 99.1 Inseego Reports Third Quarter 2026 Financial Results Q3 2026 revenue of $33.3 million Q3 2026 Adjusted EBITDA* of Negative $1.0 million and GAAP Net Loss of $8.1 million Announced completion of the acquisition of Nokia’s Fixed Wireless Access Business (“FastMile”) on
Inseego Corp. (INSG) is participating in carrier trials for Licensed Band Radio (LBR) technology, leveraging its FastMile mmWave expertise. The technology aims to provide fiber-like broadband performance using licensed mmWave spectrum. Inseego is evaluating solutions based on Qualcomm's Dragonwing platforms and expects trials in key markets worldwide. The company believes LBR can help operators maximize existing spectrum assets and expand broadband coverage.
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Guidance cut and launch delay suggest near‑term revenue pressure.
The new guidance expands revenue expectations and shows a path to positive EBITDA, which may attract short-term buying interest.
Carrier-trial participation supports a potential new FWA/LBR revenue pathway, but near-term financial impact is uncertain.
The announcement adds a differentiating capability that could boost demand for Inseego's SD‑WAN portfolio.
The deal expands Inseego's global footprint and adds cash, likely supporting a modest price rise.
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Inseego Corp. (INSG) reported Q3 2026 earnings, noting mobile growth and solid channel activity but weakness in FWA. The company delayed its next-gen FWA launch to Q1 2027 due to supply chain issues, impacting Q4 revenue expectations. Inseego also acquired Nokia's FastMile FWA business, expanding its product portfolio. The company is overhauling its engineering function and reducing costs to improve profitability.
INSEEGO CORP. (INSG) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. Exhibit 99.1 Inseego Reports Third Quarter 2026 Financial Results Q3 2026 revenue of $33.3 million Q3 2026 Adjusted EBITDA* of Negative $1.0 million and GAAP Net Loss of $8.1 million Announced completion of the acquisition of Nokia’s Fixed Wireless Access Business (“FastMile”) on
Inseego Corp. (INSG) is participating in carrier trials for Licensed Band Radio (LBR) technology, leveraging its FastMile mmWave expertise. The technology aims to provide fiber-like broadband performance using licensed mmWave spectrum. Inseego is evaluating solutions based on Qualcomm's Dragonwing platforms and expects trials in key markets worldwide. The company believes LBR can help operators maximize existing spectrum assets and expand broadband coverage.
Inseego Corp. (Nasdaq: INSG) introduced intelligent multi-WAN control software for its SD-WAN appliances, enabling flexible connectivity and failover options across various broadband sources. The system automatically manages multiple WAN links, prioritizing connections based on customer or operator-defined criteria. The solution is designed for mission-critical environments and is managed through Inseego Connect, the company's cloud-based platform.
Inseego completed its acquisition of Nokia’s Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) business. The deal includes 250 Nokia employees, new AI and 5G developments, and Nokia owning an 11% stake in Inseego. Nokia invested $10 million in cash. Both companies plan to collaborate on AI-driven networking.
Nokia sold its FWA product lines and 250 staff to Inseego, acquiring an 11% stake and warrants in the buyer. The deal includes $10M cash due by 2026 and strategic collaboration. Nokia also expanded its AI data partnership with Microsoft. J.P. Morgan maintains an overweight rating on Nokia with a €18 target, citing near-term sales risks.
Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) reports 20 million 5G FWA CPE devices shipped in 2025, up 16%. Vendors expect 23 million shipments in 2026. Inflation and supply chain issues may raise prices by over 10%. 5G devices dominated shipments, with 5G RedCap expected to grow. North America and Africa were top regions. 392 operators launched 5G services, with 276 offering FWA. 15 vendors participated, including Huawei and Inseego, which acquired Nokia's FWA unit.
Digi International will acquire Disruptive Technologies for $130M, expecting $9M adjusted EBITDA contribution by 2028. ON Semiconductor revised its Synaptics acquisition to a $5.7B all-cash deal, aiming for immediate EPS accretion. Inseego completed its acquisition of Nokia's fixed wireless access business, doubling its revenue and expanding globally.
Nokia Corporation acquired a 14.2% stake in Inseego Corp. through a $10 million equity investment, including common stock and warrants. Nokia plans to review its position and may engage with Inseego's board or advisors to evaluate strategic alternatives. Nokia is a Finnish company specializing in network infrastructure and 5G technology.
Nokia and Iceye plan to develop sovereign satellite connectivity systems for governments, with launches expected in 2028. Inseego completed its acquisition of Nokia's FWA unit, doubling its revenue. Telefónica reorganized its Spanish operations into three units. BT launched a new TV service and an AI receptionist. Neos Networks reported regional AI capacity disparities in the UK. Du partnered with Sapia.ai for AI-driven recruitment.
