UHD Alliance Gains NVIDIA and Hisense, Updates Antitrust Status
Published Date: 7/22/2026
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The UHD Alliance just added some big new members like NVIDIA and Hisense, and one member changed its name. This update keeps their special legal protections against antitrust lawsuits in place, helping them work together smoothly on cool tech projects. If you’re part of this group or interested in tech teamwork, keep an eye out for more membership updates coming soon!
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