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Cradlepoint Sets 5G Bar Again With New R1900 Ruggedized Router for Vehicles With Advanced IoT Connectivity and Edge Computing

Boise, Idaho | APR 8, 2021
Cradlepoint Sets 5G Bar Again With New R1900 Ruggedized Router for Vehicles With Advanced IoT Connectivity and Edge Computing

Company Introduces First Product in its Second Generation ‘5G for Business’ Portfolio, Purpose-Built Ruggedized 5G Edge Router for In-Vehicle Connectivity and Edge Computing

Boise, Idaho – April 8, 2021Cradlepoint, the global leader in cloud-delivered LTE and 5G wireless network edge solutions, today announced its new R1900 Ruggedized 5G Edge Router, powered by a Cradlepoint NetCloud subscription service that includes cloud-delivered software, endpoints, training, and support. The R1900 router is optimized for in-vehicle networks and offers superior ruggedness, performance, security, connectivity, and utility in a purpose-built, compact design. Again, Cradlepoint sets the bar for 5G wireless edge solutions.

The R1900, the first product to utilize Cradlepoint’s second-generation 5G architecture, supports nationwide coverage (low-band) and capacity (mid-band) networks at speeds up to 1Gbps as well as gigabit LTE. Powered by the Cradlepoint NetCloud Service, the R1900 delivers full 5G performance, enterprise-class security and SASE support, IoT connectivity with Bluetooth, and edge computing for Microsoft Azure IoT Central or AWS Greengrass environments.

According to a recent IDC report, the market for enterprise LTE and 5G routers is exploding and forecast to reach close to $3B by 2024. As 5G proliferates, enterprise and public sector organizations will take advantage of secure and fiber-fast 5G mobile networks to enable immersive applications for field force productivity and enhanced customer experiences.

Cradlepoint is a first-mover in the ‘5G for Business’ market, shipping the industry’s first enterprise-class 5G product back in June 2020. The R1900 is the first product to launch using its second-generation 5G architecture — most network vendors have not shipped their first 5G product. The company’s early 5G and long-standing mobile and IoT experience helped create a global mobile platform that supports the fiber-fast speeds and breadth of use cases enabled by 5G worldwide.