Dynamic Spectrum Alliance

The Dynamic Spectrum Alliance (DSA) is a global, cross-industry, not for profit organization advocating for laws, regulations, and economic best practices that will lead to more efficient utilization of spectrum and foster innovation and affordable connectivity for all. Its membership spans multinationals, small- and medium-sized enterprises, and academic, research, and other organizations from around the world, all working to develop and advance policy approaches and to disseminate best practices based on dynamic access to spectrum. The DSA wants to make spectrum ‘abundant’ through dynamic access to help (1) connect people, particularly the next 4 billion under-served people throughout the world, (2) stimulate wireless innovation for next-generation broadband, and (3) accelerate an inclusive digital economy.

The DSA has participated in the public consultations about Digital Compass and EU Digital Principles in August and September. We plan to continue contributing on this issue.

http://dynamicspectrumalliance.org

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The DSA is a member trade association, with a Board of Directors, made up of member company representatives. The Board is comprised of 6 companies: Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, HPE, and Broadcom. The Chair of the Board is Michael Daum from Microsoft and was appointed in February of this year (although Microsoft has held the Chair position ever since the Alliance was founded). In addition to the Chair role, there are three other officers of the Alliance: Martha Suarez (President); Mark Rotter (Treasurer) and Josh Planton (Secretary).

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