New wireless IoT network launched in New Zealand
A new wireless network for the Internet of Things, connecting sensors and other smart objects to the Internet, is being launched in Wellington before being rolled out across the rest of New Zealand by startup firm KotahiNet. Vikram Kumar, founder of KotahiNet, says the company is focusing on the 'low power, long range segment of the wireless market' towards the goal of offering 'cheap, ubiquitous and secure connectivity with carrier-grade reliability and scalability'. Following a successful test of the network in Wellington, KotahiNet is offering six months of free connectivity as an introductory offer. 

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