Spectrum Alliance Welcomes Intel, Loses Microsoft
Published Date: 7/22/2026
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The Dynamic Spectrum Alliance just updated its team by adding Intel, Kaust University, and University Sokoto, while Microsoft said goodbye. This change helps keep antitrust rules fair by limiting lawsuits to actual damages. If you’re part of this group or interested, keep an eye out—membership is still open and more updates are coming!
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