IT Home On October 25, the CEIC2026 and International Starlight Alliance Industry Summit, with the theme “Starlight AI · Intelligent Integration of All Things”, was held on October 22 at Shenzhen Convention Center (Futian).
During the release session for the StarLink 3.0 standard achievements, Shi Jinglin, President of the International StarLink Alliance, along with representatives from the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, the China Electronic Technology Standardization Institute, the National Radio Monitoring Center Testing Center, the China Standardization Institute, the China Automotive Technology Research Center, the China Electronic Audio Industry Association, as well as companies such as Huawei, China Mobile, and Lenovo, jointly released the StarLink 3.0 standard achievements.
According to the introduction, after the Star Flash standard reached 1.0 to define the communication architecture and 2.0 to integrate the sensing network with end-to-end competitiveness, 3.0 focuses on intelligent IoT across all scenarios and innovates in directions such as AI, passive technologies, and millimeter waves. Since the launch of the 3.0 standard in August 2025, three standards including lossless audio have been officially released. Additionally, many more standards are being developed, and阶段性 results have already been achieved.
Zhi Hao, COO and Head of Strategy and Business Development at Shanghai Hisi, said that Star Flash SLE 3.0 will be further upgraded in terms of speed, coverage, and anti-interference. The “Blue Book on the Evolution of Star Flash SLE 3.0 Technical Standards”, compiled and released by over 60 industry-university-research institutions, will promote the 3.0 standard to become more comprehensive and practical.
According to previous reports by IT Home, on September 28, the State Administration for Market Regulation (National Standardization Administration Committee) issued a new batch of national standard announcements. Among them are the approved release of a series of national standards for “StarFlash Wireless Communication Systems” (GB/T 48336.101—2026, etc.). This marks a key step in the transition from group standards to recommended national standards for the next generation of short-range wireless communication technology – StarFlash (NearLink). This series of standards will be officially implemented starting April 1, 2027.