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Bluetooth High Data Throughput
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- 1Bluetooth's next audio upgrade will skip older devices▼Bluetooth’s next big audio upgrade is coming, but not to your current devices Standardizing lossless and high-res audio.
Bluetooth is standardizing lossless and high-resolution wireless audio in its next major update. The new High Data Throughput capability should allow headphones and speakers to receive CD-quality and hi-res sound without cables. However, the feature will require new hardware, meaning people's current phones and earbuds will not be able to access the upgrade through a software update.
- 2Bluetooth SIG adopts High Data Throughput standard for Core 7.0●The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) that oversees the wireless standard has formally adopted Bluetooth High Data
The Bluetooth Special Interest Group has formally adopted Bluetooth High Data Throughput as an optional feature of the Bluetooth Core 7.0 specification. The upgrade, previewed by the group over the past year, significantly increases data transfer speeds for Bluetooth devices. Observers say the change could improve performance for audio, wearables and other connected devices, though it remains optional for manufacturers implementing the new standard.
- 3Ceva Reports Strong Traction for HDT Technology After Bluetooth 7.0 News●Ceva Sees Strong Customer Traction for its High Data Throughput (HDT) Technology Following Bluetooth 7.0 Announcement
Semiconductor IP company Ceva says its High Data Throughput (HDT) technology is seeing strong customer adoption following the Bluetooth 7.0 announcement. The new standard, which promises substantially higher data rates, positions Ceva's technology as a key enabler for device makers building next-generation Bluetooth products, including audio, wearables and connected devices.