Sony Bows Out of UHD Alliance as Name Change Hits the List
Published Date: 8/15/2025
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The UHD Alliance just updated its membership: Sony has left, and Top Victory Investments changed its name to MMD Hong Kong Holding. These changes keep the group’s antitrust protections in place, meaning members are only responsible for actual damages if any legal issues arise. The group’s research work continues as usual, and they’ll keep sharing updates when members join or leave.
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