Partnership for 6G-Era Video Coding Standard
Comms tech giants, Ericsson and Nokia, along with Fraunhofer HHI, a mobile and optical systems manufacturer, have formed a collaboration to drive the next generation of video coding standardization.
The partnership aims to create a proof of concept that will power immersive and AI-driven media in the 6G era, offering better user experiences for mobile video and immersive media.
The collaboration marks a first for video codec research and is intended to drive forward video coding standards and commercial uptake of the technology globally.
- Ericsson
- Nokia
- Fraunhofer HHI
Author's summary: Companies collaborate to drive 6G video coding standard.
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