Cradlepoint, a US-headquartered subsidiary of Ericsson, was acquired by its parent company in 2020. Founded in 2006, the company employs approximately 1290 individuals and primarily focuses on software development, specializing in the development of cloud-managed wireless edge networking equipment.
On April 2, 2026, Ericsson, Cradlepoint's parent company, announced it achieved four regulatory certifications and attestations for delivering trusted secure cloud solutions to regulated sectors and public agencies. Previously, on March 27, Cradlepoint detailed its Q2 wireless WAN and security portfolio update, highlighting six new capabilities introduced with its R2400 router in February. These enhancements leverage 5G Standalone (SA) advancements to provide faster failover, improved resiliency, and more precise location visibility, particularly for fleet vehicles. This update followed a March 26 report indicating that fleet operators cite unreliable connectivity as a primary driver for customer complaints, experiencing an average 25% downtime, with 33% still relying on mobile device hotspots for on-the-move connectivity. Earlier, on March 24, an RCN Technologies article explained Cradlepoint's NetCloud licensing states, emphasizing that an active NetCloud subscription ensures all purchased plan features are available and devices can be managed, updated, and monitored through NetCloud Manager.
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