Wieson Technologies' HDMI® 2.2 Ultra96 Cable Successfully Achieves HDMI® Certification

2026-09-16 17:17
Wieson Technologies' HDMI® 2.2 Ultra96 Cable Successfully Achieves HDMI® Certification
Wieson Technologies' HDMI® 2.2 Ultra96 Cable Successfully Achieves HDMI® Certification

Partnering with UL Solutions to Officially Enter the 96Gbps Next-Generation High-Speed AV Transmission Market

TAIPEI, Sept. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- As AI PCs, high-performance computing, high-refresh-rate gaming, professional AV, commercial displays, and immersive applications continue to evolve, global AV transmission technology is moving toward a new generation of higher bandwidth, higher resolution, and higher refresh rates.


Wieson Technologies announced that its independently developed WIESON Ultra96 Cable 2-meter has successfully completed testing and certification procedures with the HDMI Forum Authorized Testing Centers (ATC), officially obtaining HDMI® Ultra96 Cable certification, with the product model AB9856-40113020-00. This achievement marks an important technical and certification milestone for Wieson Technologies' HDMI® 2.2 Ultra96 Cable product, further establishing its position in the 96Gbps next-generation high-speed AV transmission product portfolio.

The product testing was conducted by UL Solutions, an HDMI Forum Authorized Testing Centers (ATC). Through UL Solutions' high-speed transmission product testing and verification services, Wieson Technologies completed the relevant certification process, demonstrating the company's technical capabilities in high-speed cable design, signal integrity, and product quality control.

HDMI® 2.2 represents an important development milestone in HDMI technology. Compared to the HDMI 2.1-era Ultra High Speed HDMI® Cable's maximum bandwidth of 48Gbps, the new-generation Ultra96 HDMI® Cable supports a maximum bandwidth of 96Gbps, providing new transmission capabilities for higher-resolution, higher-refresh-rate, and high-bandwidth AV applications.

HDMI® 2.2 also introduces the Latency Indication Protocol (LIP), helping to improve AV synchronization requirements in multi-device configurations environments; the Ultra96 HDMI® Cable provides the HDMI 2.2 ecosystem with a cable solution supporting up to 96Gbps of bandwidth.

According to HDMI® requirements, both Ultra96 HDMI® Cable and Ultra High Speed HDMI® Cable are covered under the Ultra HDMI Cable Certification Program. Different cable constructions and cable lengths are required to undergo the applicable testing and certification procedures.

Wieson Technologies has long specialized in high-speed connector and high-speed cable technology, continuously investing in high-frequency materials, signal integrity, impedance control, connector design, and high-speed product testing capabilities. The successful certification of the 2-meter Ultra96 Cable further validates Wieson's technical capability in developing next-generation high-speed AV transmission products.

For related products, please visit Wieson Technologies' official website: https://www.wieson.com/Ultra96HDMlCable (Related: EasyStack Launches EAF, an AI-Native Cloud Foundation for Enterprises | Latest )

 

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