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Technology, Information and InternetCalifornia, United States51-200 Employees
The Connectivity Standards Alliance functions as a foundational organization in the IoT landscape, coordinating a global membership to develop and refine universal open standards for connected products. Established in 2002 and based in Davis, California, it brings together diverse expertise to guide the evolution of interoperable specifications. In addition to standards work, it maintains robust certification programs and an open portfolio of IoT solutions to support interoperable and secure deployments. The alliance operates within the technology sector and positions itself as a standards body that enables interoperability across IoT ecosystems rather than as a device maker. It is described as a mid-sized organization with global reach, collaborating across its membership to advance open standards and certification. In 2026, it released Matter 1.6 and Product Security 1.1 at its Unify conference, reflecting ongoing efforts to improve interoperability and security in IoT deployments.