Tsinghua's digital TV standard wins, launching a 100 billion yuan market

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Digital TV standard finally finalized after three years of

　　delay Morning Post (Reporter Liu Yinghua) After more than three years of delay in the development of digital TV terrestrial transmission standard, there is news that the final result will be announced at the end of this month. Tsinghua University standard has won, and a one-year large-scale commercial test will be launched. At the same time as the standard is launched, a huge market worth at least 100 billion yuan is launched.

　　Inspired by the slogan of "Digital Olympics", Chinese audiences are increasingly interested in so-called digital TV. However, due to the dispute over standards, the national digital TV terrestrial transmission standard that should have been issued in 2003 has been delayed. Tsinghua University standard, Shanghai Jiaotong University standard, and Broadcasting Science Research Institute standard are in dispute with each other. Under the entanglement, some places even quietly implemented the European standard, which was later urgently stopped by government departments. As

　　the 29th Olympic Games is approaching, the long-lasting dispute over digital TV standards has finally come to an abrupt end. On July 13, the website of the Digital New Media Committee of the China Radio and Television Association under the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television disclosed that the digital TV terrestrial transmission standard fell to Tsinghua DMB-T. Although the news has not been officially confirmed, the release of the digital terrestrial TV standard within this month is a foregone conclusion.

　　According to the long-term plan of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television for the development of digital TV in China, China will fully realize digitalization in 2015 and stop broadcasting analog signals. After the standard is determined, all problems will be solved. In addition to the demand for set-top boxes in China, there are hundreds of millions of them, and it is roughly estimated that the market is also several hundred billion yuan. It is also a major opportunity to promote the integration of radio and television networks, communication networks, and the Internet.

　　The news of the release of the digital terrestrial TV standard immediately caused a huge response in the capital market. The leading digital TV stock G Mingzhu immediately rose strongly to the daily limit. Investment institutions predicted that the second wave of rising technology sectors led by digital TV may begin.