OpenGMSL Adds Garmin and Honda to Antitrust Club
Published Date: 1/26/2026
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The OpenGMSL Association just added 11 new members from around the world, including big names like Garmin and Honda. This update keeps their teamwork protected under special antitrust rules, meaning they’re safe from certain legal troubles while working together. No other changes were made, and the group plans to keep growing and sharing updates.
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