GPMI to replace HDMI in China
From this year, TVs with GPMI instead of HDMI connections will be sold in China. The new standard can transmit up to 192 gigabits per second and up to 480 watts. It also helps to save licence costs. The HDMI Licensing Administrator, Inc. in California should not be happy about this: a new transmission standard and new cables and connections are just around the corner. It will offer more data throughput and power from this year. It will also ensure that fewer licence costs for the "High Definition Multimedia Interface" (HDMI) will flow from China to the USA. This is because GPMI licences will be free of charge for Chinese companies. The new "General Purpose Media Interface" (GPMI) display and power delivery standard has been developed since 2019 by the Shenzhen 8K UHD Video Industry Cooperation Alliance (SUCA), which consists of over 50 Chinese companies, and has now been finalised. Well-known companies in the industry such as Hisilicon, TCL, Hisense, Huawei and Te...