Digi International Launches Digi Remote Reach, Delivering Peer-to-Peer Edge Access Included with Digi Remote Manager

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Digi International (NASDAQ: DGII, www.digi.com), a leading global provider of connectivity solutions that keep enterprise sites, retail locations, mobile fleets, and critical infrastructure always connected, today announced Digi Remote Reach. Remote Reach is a peer-to-peer remote access capability available for Digi Remote Manager (DRM) subscribers utilizing Digi IX25 and other cellular devices launched in 2026. Remote Reach enables engineers, technicians and IT teams to connect directly to any device behind a Digi router, from a Linux server in a remote substation to a PLC on a factory floor, with a single click inside DRM. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260609989161/en/Digi International Launches Digi Remote Reach, Delivering Peer-to-Peer Edge Access Included with Digi Remote Manager Unlike legacy remote access tools that route session traffic through a vendor's cloud, Digi Remote Reach uses the same peer-to-peer protocol that powers real-time Internet calls to establish a direct encrypted tunnel between the user's browser and the target device. Digi facilitates the initial handshake, then steps aside. No customer data passes through Digi cloud servers. What remains is a connection that is faster, more secure and entirely under the customer's control. “Remote access tools have asked customers to trust a vendor’s cloud with their operational data, pay a premium for the privilege, and accept the latency that comes with it. Digi Remote Reach removes all three. The peer-to-peer architecture is the differentiator, and it’s included with the Digi Remote Manager subscription.” — Landon Reese, Vice President of Product, Digi International Architecture Is the Advantage With competing solutions, a remote access session travels from a browser to the vendor cloud to a router to an end device. Every hop adds latency. Every hop puts session data in contact with third-party infrastructure. Every hop creates compliance exposure. Remote Reach eliminates the middle. The path is bi-directional between the browser and the direct encrypted tunnel, as well as between the tunnel and the router as well as the router and end device. Digi’s infrastructure facilitates the handshake only. Once connected, the session is point-to-point. It stays up even if vendor infrastructure goes down. Best of all, Digi...

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