There are 9 standards including LED panel lights on both banks

From the formulation of industrial common standards to cross-strait industrial cooperation, one landmark marked the beginning of a new milestone in cross-strait industrial cooperation.

In early September of this year, the 9th Cross-Strait Information Industry and Technology Standard Forum debuted in Changsha, Hunan Province. The two sides finally released nine common standards in the LED, 3D flat panel display and solar photovoltaic 3 industries. The key first step.

Forum attracted the attention of the United States

This is the 2006 Kuomintang-Communist Forum. The two sides agreed to start the establishment of common standards for Chinese people. The Taiwan side set up the Huarong Industrial Standards Promotion Foundation as a platform to link with the China Electronic Communications Standardization Association, which is led by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and explored the common guidelines for the promotion of cross-strait capital communication industry. . After at least 8 expert technical group meetings were held during more than three years, the two parties finally clamored for a list of the first cross-strait industrial common standards.

At the meeting, the two companies jointly issued the "common indoor lighting LED flat panel light fixtures," "display device terminology and definitions," and "photovoltaic (solar) building integrated battery rated operating temperature test mode," and other nine common standards.

For many people, what are the common standards for industries across the Taiwan Strait? Many people may have little interest in seeing these difficult and difficult technical terms, but intrinsic people look at the doorways and the gold content of these nine common standards is golden. .

The forum held in Changsha in early September, it is learned that not only has the US involved a high degree of concern, but the domestic science and technology industry is even more rare than the "big brothers," and more than a hundred heavy scientific and technological people have come to the meeting.

It is clear to those in the industry that these common standards represent huge industrial opportunities and competitive advantages. Chen Ruilong, chairman of the Hua Ju Foundation, described this as a new milestone in cross-strait industrial cooperation and a major event in the domestic technology industry. In particular, LED semi-conductor lighting at the bottom of the industrial bank on both sides of the strait, with the promotion of common standards across the Taiwan Strait, has made major breakthroughs. Not only has there been a common terminology for epitaxial and encapsulated and measured upstream technologies, but also common standards for testing and application have been promoted. Officially risen to the common standard level.

Taiwan's industry card into the core

What makes the industry happily is that the industry in Taiwan has also “entered the room” and participated in the establishment of the common standard. Taking LED as an example, Jiang Wenxing, the general manager of Delta solid-state lighting division, took the position of the convener of the Huacao Committee Committee and the Taiwan Semiconductor Opto Semiconductor Industry Alliance Standards Working Group to represent our counterparts in the common standard terminology comparison and standard setting work.

This means that Taiwan’s industry has already preemptively entered the mainland to establish the core of the LED industry standard. Cross-strait industrial cooperation is no longer a hardware production-side supply chain cooperation, but is promoted to cross-strait technical specifications and standard arrangements for cooperation between the two sides of the industry A solid foundation stone.

Chen Ruilong said that with the advancement of science and technology, the industry's competition and cooperation is no longer the vertical division of labor of the industrial chain or the competing relationship of the horizontal division of labor, but extends to the competition of product specification warfare and standard warfare.

Because the formulation of industry standards involves the layout of intellectual property rights and high product premiums, in this industry standard competition, it is impossible to obtain the industry game standard setters, not to claim to pay a huge sum of patents, to make a profit for micro-manufacturers, or to quit market.

Expected to get rid of the fate of OEM

This is a desperate battle in the market. For Taiwanese companies lacking a vast market, they can only become a knife, but if Taiwanese manufacturers can use cross-strait industrial common standard cooperation and participate in the early formulation of technical standards for various communications industry in mainland China, The mainland has a population of 1.3 billion. Not only is it getting tickets for the mainland market as early as possible, but it also occupies a large number of mainland markets. The common industry standards across the Taiwan Strait are expected to further expand into international industry standards.

Chen Ruilong does not say that cross-strait industrial cooperation, in addition to the exchange and cooperation between the industry's middle and lower reaches of the level and vertical division of labor, the establishment of cross-strait industry common standards, is the most essential foundation work to deepen cross-strait industrial cooperation. If steadily advancing, not only will the two sides of the strait be able to get rid of the fate of South Korea and Europe and the United States, but will also open up a new chapter for cross-strait industrial cooperation. The cross-strait industrial community hopes that the dream of Chinese brands will no longer be a castle in the air.