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Cradlepoint Buys SDN Startup Pertino

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Fast-growing wireless networking company, Cradlepoint has acquired software-defined networking (SDN) startup, Pertino. Boise, Idaho-based Cradlepoint provides software-defined 4G LTE network solutions for SMEs, large enterprises, government and carrier organizations.

The move enables Cradlepoint to leverage Pertino’s cloud platform to rapidly deploy software-defined overlay network services to support 4G/LTE mobility and Internet of Things solution to its customers. The addition of the Pertino technology and team strengthens Cradlepoint’s efforts to enable private, wireless virtual networks over the public Internet with virtualized services that run in the cloud and CPE to provide the end-to-end visibility, security and control enterprises need, said the company.

George Mulhern, CEO and Chairman of the Board for Cradlepoint
Enterprises around the world are moving to the flexible, more fluid networking options created by 4G as CIOs look to complement, augment and extend their existing WAN infrastructure, a move that supports their needs today to rapidly turn-up new services and capabilities in a less complex and more cost-effective way.  . 

Craig Elliott, co-founder and CEO of Pertino
I’m very excited about the acquisition of Pertino by Cradlepoint. Together, we’re bringing the benefits of SDN and cloud networking to 4G LTE connectivity for enterprises, SMEs and carriers worldwide, creating a new category of software-defined 4G LTE networks in the process.

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