Exciting news in tech & media! China Media Group (CMG) has set a new milestone by developing the ITU-R BT.2550 standard, which leverages 5G networks to power high-quality live video and audio broadcasting. This breakthrough means smoother, faster, and more flexible streaming—perfect for those live events you love to watch 🎥🚀.
Officially released on Friday by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), this standard is the sixth international broadcasting benchmark co-developed by CMG. It builds on their extensive experience in using 5G to broadcast major events and shows how mobile networks can transform the way content is produced and shared.
What makes this update even cooler is the global collaboration behind it. Experts from Europe contributed real-world examples from their own 5G projects, refining the document until it met the highest quality standards. Broadcasters everywhere are now equipped to take full advantage of 5G’s speed and reliability.
For young tech enthusiasts and live-stream lovers—whether you’re into e-sports, online concerts, or digital events—this development paves the way for a next-level viewing experience. And with two more proposed standards on cloud computing for media production and advanced video color technology currently under review, the future of digital broadcasting is looking brighter than ever.
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China-led 5G broadcasting standard adopted by global telecom authority
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