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There is going to be a public announcement on January 6th.
Within the next several weeks, we might see the next standard for HDMI, which is known as HDMI 2.2. According to an email that was distributed to members of the press, including Indiasocialbook, this past weekend, the HDMI Forum has stated that a new HDMI specification will be presented on Monday, January 6 in Las Vegas, prior to the formal beginning of the Consumer Electronics Show 2025. According to what we have been told, the new specification "enables a wide range of higher resolutions and refresh rates and will be supported with a new HDMI Cable." This is the only piece of information that we have concerning the new specification.
At this point, seven years have passed since the first release of HDMI 2.1. In the year 2023, it received its most current update, which was version 2.1b, which enabled it to support bandwidths of up to 48Gbps and resolutions of up to 10K. According to the email, the implementation of the new specification along with the next generation of HDMI technology will result in increased bandwidth. Currently, that is the extent of our knowledge; however, we will have a team present at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to keep you informed about this and any other announcements that may occur when they occur.
