Bluetooth SIG Adopts High Data Throughput for Faster Wireless by 2027
The Bluetooth Special Interest Group has adopted Bluetooth High Data Throughput, promising faster transfers and better efficiency, with devices expected around 2027.
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The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG), the trade association responsible for overseeing Bluetooth technology, has announced the adoption of Bluetooth High Data Throughput (HDT), which it describes as the next major step in the standard's development.
According to the SIG, HDT introduces faster data transfer, greater capacity, improved energy efficiency, and enhanced reliability. The group said the technology expands the performance envelope of Bluetooth and lays the groundwork for future wireless products across consumer, commercial, and industrial markets.
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