South Korea - New National Standards in the Broadcasting and Telecommunications Sector

Business description

​The National Radio Research Agency (RRA) has announced the establishment of new national standards in the broadcasting and telecommunications sector, following the deliberation of the Broadcasting and Telecommunications Standards Council. 

These standards aim to enhance technological development and standardization in areas such as fiber optic cables, text-to-speech (TTS), connected vehicle security, decentralized identity management, artificial intelligence (AI) privacy, quantum key distribution, and electromagnetic compatibility testing for advanced communication devices.

KS X 3039-4: Components of fiber optic cables for microduct pneumatic installation.

KS X 3296: Guidelines for standalone reading of text and symbols for text-to-speech (TTS) technology.

KS X 3297: Guidelines for intrusion prevention systems in connected vehicles.

KS X 3298: Extended integration interpreter framework for decentralized identity management services.

KS X 3299: Privacy framework for artificial intelligence (AI) services.

KS X 3300: Security requirements for quantum key distribution (QKD) equipment.

KS X 3301: Testing requirements for quantum key distribution (QKD) equipment.

KS X 3302: Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing methods for ultra-wideband (UWB) wireless devices.

KS X 3303: Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing methods for fixed satellite service earth stations.​

Countries:
South Korea
Product categories:
03 IT/Audio & Video
04 Components
Technical aspects:
Telecom/Wireless
Business fields:
P.03 Electrical
P.04 Solar & Commercial
Regions:
Asia

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