The Dynamic Spectrum Alliance, a global organization advocating for laws and regulations that will lead to more efficient and effective spectrum utilization, announced the addition of AirTies, Aruba Networks, ATDI, Broadcom, and Saankhya Labs to its membership roster.
“Governments around the world recognize that expanding Internet access is key to their economic growth as it will help them deliver healthcare, education, emergency
communications, and other government services to their citizens, as well as enable a new generation of small- and medium-sized businesses and increase output for key sectors such as agriculture. Having just toured Asia and Africa, it is clear that leading regulators and policymakers now recognize that these goals can only be achieved with increased reliance on dynamic spectrum sharing regimes” said Prof. H Nwana, Executive Director of the Dynamic Spectrum Alliance.
The Dynamic Spectrum Alliance’s mission is to expand dynamic and opportunistic access to unused radio spectrum. It is not chartered to support any specific technology.
Some notable members of the alliance include BSkyB, Google, InterDigital, Mediatek, Microsoft, Japan’s NICT and SpectraLink Wireless.
