Kerlink unveils new-generation Wirnet iStation M2 gateway

IoT Now· July 4, 2026

Kerlink has officially introduced its next-generation Wirnet iStation M2 gateway, targeting the evolving needs of the Internet of Things (IoT) and edge connectivity markets. This new hardware is designed to bolster LoRaWAN network deployments by providing more robust and scalable infrastructure for data collection. For the edge computing sector, such advancements are critical as they facilitate the reliable transmission of sensor data to localized processing nodes in industrial and urban environments.

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