The DLNA organization dissolved in 2017. It's still possible to get products DLNA certified via an authorized third party lab, and DLNA products still exist and

The DLNA organization dissolved in 2017. It's still possible to get products DLNA certified via an authorized third party lab, and DLNA products still exist and work, but it's pretty clear that it doesn't have an ongoing future at this point. For the most part, the consumer need it fit has gone away and so have the DLNA hardware devices that were expected to be it's main adoption driver (mostly HD-DVD and Blu-Ray players which are no longer common). The Xbox One shipped with only partial DLNA support, a good indication that it's main champion Microsoft has lost interest. Other principal backers Intel and Sony haven't really pushed it since even before 2017.