To roll-out a nationwide LoRaWAN Internet of Things network, Kerlink, network solutions provider dedicated to the Internet of Things (IoT) is supporting Spark, a digital-services company.

Specialist in network solutions dedicated to the Internet of Things (IoT), Kerlink, and Digimondo, an IoT end-to-end solution provider, have announced that Kerlink gateways are being integrated in Digimondo’s LoRaWAN network rollouts in Germany and across Europe. DIGIMONDO offers a LoRaWAN network server called firefly. Along with E.ON, DIGIMONDO recently completed one of Germany’s largest LoRaWAN IoT rollouts using firefly ...

Kerlink and Stream Technologies has announced the integration of their solutions to provide simple, end-to-end LoRaWANTM connectivity solutions for their expanding international customer bases. The two companies, which established their partnership in August 2015, have integrated IoT-X and Kerlink’s complete portfolio of gateways, ranging from indoor WirnetTM iFemtoCell, to carrier-grade outdoor WirnetTM Stations, and geolocation-ready...

Kerlink and myDevices has announced they are integrating their complementary technologies to accelerate design and launch of IoT smart applications and services. The two companies are integrating Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) included in Kerlink’s core network-management platform, Wanesy RAN (Radio Access Network), and its lighter embedded version, Wanesy SPN (Small Private Network), in myDevices’ Cayen...

Specialist in network solutions dedicated to the IoT, Kerlink, has said proceeds from its recent stock offering – the second one in less than a year – will help accelerate the company’s expansion in the US and Asia. Kerlink is a fast-growing company and founding board member of the LoRa Alliance. Its suite of IoT equipment, software and services is helping to fuel the rapid global adoption of LoRaWAN technology, which enables th...

Polish IoT company, Netemera and Kerlink, a specialist in network solutions dedicated to the IoT, have announced the rollout of Poland’s first nationwide low-power, wide-area (LPWA) network for Netemera’s 'Network for Machines'. The network, based on the LoRaWAN technology of the worldwide LoRa Alliance, enables the cost-savings and energy-efficiency features required for rapid implementation of the IoT.

Kerlink has announced the winning applications in the recent Tele2 IoT Challenge underscore both the practical benefits of the LPWA (Low Power Wide Area) LoRaWAN network and the freedom it gives makers to create new applications. The company also presented the three winners its LoRaWAN iFemtoCell indoor base station to speed their entry in the fast-growing, worldwide LoRaWAN ecosystem.

Incorporating SEMTECH LoRa technology, the Long Range IoT Station has been unveiled by KERLINK. The product is intended for M2M connectivity services and Internet of Things operators wishing to operate their network in their own right.