In this episode, Juho Sarvikas, CEO of Inseego, shares how his journey from product management at Nokia to leadership roles at HMD Global and Qualcomm shaped his vision for the future of wireless broadband. Juho explains why the industry is still underestimating the potential of fixed wireless access (FWA) and how Inseego's acquisition of Nokia's FWA business is transforming the company from a primarily U.S.-focused provider into a global connectivity leader.
Juho discusses how the acquisition more than doubles Inseego's size, expands its presence across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, and strengthens its portfolio of residential and enterprise broadband solutions. With Nokia remaining a strategic partner and shareholder, Inseego is positioned to bring its enterprise connectivity expertise to international markets while expanding its residential offerings in the United States. He also explains why FWA represents a significant growth opportunity for mobile operators as they seek to maximize network capacity, improve profitability, and deliver reliable broadband connectivity.
The conversation explores how 5G, millimeter-wave technology, satellite connectivity, and emerging 6G capabilities are reshaping the broadband landscape. Juho explains why fixed wireless is no longer simply an alternative for underserved areas, but an increasingly viable primary connection for homes and businesses. From closing the digital divide in emerging markets to providing resilient enterprise connectivity through integrated 5G and satellite solutions, he sees wireless broadband becoming more flexible, accessible, and essential.
Looking ahead, Juho believes the long-term future of connectivity is increasingly wireless. As 6G promises faster speeds, lower latency, greater spectrum efficiency, and deeper AI integration across networks and edge devices, he anticipates a fundamental shift in how connectivity and computing infrastructure are designed. His vision for Inseego is to become a global, end-to-end wireless broadband partner, helping operators combine hardware, software, and intelligent network management to deliver seamless connectivity at scale.
Juho discusses how the acquisition more than doubles Inseego's size, expands its presence across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, and strengthens its portfolio of residential and enterprise broadband solutions. With Nokia remaining a strategic partner and shareholder, Inseego is positioned to bring its enterprise connectivity expertise to international markets while expanding its residential offerings in the United States. He also explains why FWA represents a significant growth opportunity for mobile operators as they seek to maximize network capacity, improve profitability, and deliver reliable broadband connectivity.
The conversation explores how 5G, millimeter-wave technology, satellite connectivity, and emerging 6G capabilities are reshaping the broadband landscape. Juho explains why fixed wireless is no longer simply an alternative for underserved areas, but an increasingly viable primary connection for homes and businesses. From closing the digital divide in emerging markets to providing resilient enterprise connectivity through integrated 5G and satellite solutions, he sees wireless broadband becoming more flexible, accessible, and essential.
Looking ahead, Juho believes the long-term future of connectivity is increasingly wireless. As 6G promises faster speeds, lower latency, greater spectrum efficiency, and deeper AI integration across networks and edge devices, he anticipates a fundamental shift in how connectivity and computing infrastructure are designed. His vision for Inseego is to become a global, end-to-end wireless broadband partner, helping operators combine hardware, software, and intelligent network management to deliver seamless connectivity at scale.
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