What was the number of cloud management subscriptions for carriers and enterprises in 2020
ese products. Second, a geographic expansion that help drive the long-term growth of our 5G business. Our early technology lead is opening many doors, and our products are outperforming competition in our product categories. I want to point out that about 18 months ago, we started to play some key sales and support resources in a few focused markets, which resulted in a strong and growing pipeline of opportunities. These opportunities are now turning into real deployments, and I'm happy to report 5G revenue coming from Europe, Middle East and Japan. As I mentioned earlier, launching 5G products is an involved process, particularly as it relates to new network build-outs.
And we maintain confidence in our continued invest-to-grow strategy. Third is our strategy to create a global fixed wireless access business, both with carriers, and importantly, with enterprises. In Q4, we launched a market-leading high performance 5G FWA solution with UScellular. This is a powerful 5G platform that incorporates the latest Wi-Fi 6 technology and can be easily set up utilizing the Inseego mobile app. We also just launched a version of this solution for enterprise customers in several global markets, and the reception has been extremely positive. In addition to these indoor solutions, we are working on launching several other indoor-outdoor and industrial FWA solutions in the next few months.
In several instances, we are through the field trials and technical acceptance from carriers, while working to complete certifications, and begin commercial orders. In other cases, we are in the customer labs testing the product and looking forward to getting their approval soon. 5G FWA is a new greenfield market that would provide an alternate way to bring broadband into homes and enterprises. This includes taking 5G into enterprise and SMB markets for WAN as use cases. Businesses of all sizes are focused on creating flexible working environments with employees at home, in the office, or in the field closer to their workflows. Our 5G FWA solutions are a key enabler to this new way of working. And we are making great strides in bringing high performance FWA solutions with many customers worldwide.
In addition to these traditional FWA users, there is an interesting ecosystem starting to form around the private network market. We are actively engaging in the market and we plan to build up our business as the market develops over the next few years. Fourth is broadening our software business through value-added features that our customers can monetize. In 2020, we revamped our cloud solutions portfolio, Inseego Manage. Our cloud subscriptions grew significantly to over 3.5 million subscriptions. We also launched a new cloud management solution, Inseego Connect, which is built for highly scalable remote management of our 4G and 5G solutions.
We also released a new mobile app that simplifies the installation and onboarding of our solutions. These new software solutions allow the end customers to self-install their broadband connections for many different use cases. Moving forward, we are focused on growing recurring more SaaS-like revenues that are bundled with our 5G equipment-based solutions. Our focus is on three types of recurring revenue, complex carrier subscription management, cloud management services for carrier and enterprises and 5G Edge enablement. All these areas have a large TAM associated with them.
Now, I'd like to hand it over to Craig.
Craig Foster -- Chief Financial Officer
Good afternoon, everyone. And thank you for taking the time to join the call today. While preparing for the earnings call, we are provided with an opportunity to reflect on the evolution that Inseego is currently undergoing. It was only a few years ago that we were basically a one product, one customer company. What we lacked as a firm was not initiative or drive, but a comprehensive strategy on how we're going to develop this growing market. From my point of view, our current strategy boils down to four major initiatives, all of which are well under way. First is ou
ese products. Second, a geographic expansion that help drive the long-term growth of our 5G business. Our early technology lead is opening many doors, and our products are outperforming competition in our product categories. I want to point out that about 18 months ago, we started to play some key sales and support resources in a few focused markets, which resulted in a strong and growing pipeline of opportunities. These opportunities are now turning into real deployments, and I'm happy to report 5G revenue coming from Europe, Middle East and Japan. As I mentioned earlier, launching 5G products is an involved process, particularly as it relates to new network build-outs.
And we maintain confidence in our continued invest-to-grow strategy. Third is our strategy to create a global fixed wireless access business, both with carriers, and importantly, with enterprises. In Q4, we launched a market-leading high performance 5G FWA solution with UScellular. This is a powerful 5G platform that incorporates the latest Wi-Fi 6 technology and can be easily set up utilizing the Inseego mobile app. We also just launched a version of this solution for enterprise customers in several global markets, and the reception has been extremely positive. In addition to these indoor solutions, we are working on launching several other indoor-outdoor and industrial FWA solutions in the next few months.
In several instances, we are through the field trials and technical acceptance from carriers, while working to complete certifications, and begin commercial orders. In other cases, we are in the customer labs testing the product and looking forward to getting their approval soon. 5G FWA is a new greenfield market that would provide an alternate way to bring broadband into homes and enterprises. This includes taking 5G into enterprise and SMB markets for WAN as use cases. Businesses of all sizes are focused on creating flexible working environments with employees at home, in the office, or in the field closer to their workflows. Our 5G FWA solutions are a key enabler to this new way of working. And we are making great strides in bringing high performance FWA solutions with many customers worldwide.
 In addition to these traditional FWA users, there is an interesting ecosystem starting to form around the private network market. We are actively engaging in the market and we plan to build up our business as the market develops over the next few years. Fourth is broadening our software business through value-added features that our customers can monetize. In 2020, we revamped our cloud solutions portfolio, Inseego Manage. Our cloud subscriptions grew significantly to over 3.5 million subscriptions. We also launched a new cloud management solution, Inseego Connect, which is built for highly scalable remote management of our 4G and 5G solutions.
We also released a new mobile app that simplifies the installation and onboarding of our solutions. These new software solutions allow the end customers to self-install their broadband connections for many different use cases. Moving forward, we are focused on growing recurring more SaaS-like revenues that are bundled with our 5G equipment-based solutions. Our focus is on three types of recurring revenue, complex carrier subscription management, cloud management services for carrier and enterprises and 5G Edge enablement. All these areas have a large TAM associated with them.
Now, I'd like to hand it over to Craig.
Craig Foster -- Chief Financial Officer
Good afternoon, everyone. And thank you for taking the time to join the call today. While preparing for the earnings call, we are provided with an opportunity to reflect on the evolution that Inseego is currently undergoing. It was only a few years ago that we were basically a one product, one customer company. What we lacked as a firm was not initiative or drive, but a comprehensive strategy on how we're going to develop this growing market. From my point of view, our current strategy boils down to four major initiatives, all of which are well under way. First is ou