Back in January at CES 2009, I remember seeing the Digital
Living Network Alliance (DLNA) everywhere.
Sony. JVC. Panasonic. Samsumg. Pionneer, and more. Name the big names and they were all on board the Digital Living Network Alliance, the non-profit trade group promoting the United Nations’ International Telecommunication Union’s (ITU-T) G.hn standardization efforts.
Today, HomeGrid Forum is announcing a liaison agreement with the DLNA setting the stage for collaboration between the two organizations and the approval of G.hn as a DLNA-recognized Physical Layer technology for the next-generation of home networking products. You may download the news release here:
Download HGF - DLNA release FNL
This is big deal because it brings big time critical mass to an installed base of more than 5,000 DLNA Certified® devices worldwide, who can now look to HomeGrid and DLNA in helping them move up the wired home networking food chain.
Everywire is a blog that will talk about G.hn and related wired networking news.
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