中国主导的全球首个快充标准发布，华为、OPPO、vivo参与制定

Core Points - The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) has officially released the first global universal fast charging standard for mobile terminals, developed by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT) in collaboration with Huawei, OPPO, and vivo [1][2] - The new standard aims to address the long-standing issue of incompatible charging protocols and chargers across different brands, which has caused inconvenience for users and contributed to electronic waste [1] - The standard promotes a unified fast charging solution, allowing consumers to use a single charger for various devices from different manufacturers, enhancing user experience and aligning with global environmental trends [1] Industry Impact - China's innovative fast charging technology was recommended as the only global case in the "best practices" section of the international standard, highlighting China's technological accumulation and influence in the mobile charging sector [2] - The approval of this international standard, led by Chinese institutions and companies, signifies a critical shift for China from technology follower to standard leader in consumer electronics charging technology [2] - The global promotion of this standard is expected to effectively regulate the global charging market, reduce production and R&D costs across the industry chain, and lay the foundation for a unified and efficient global charging ecosystem across brands and devices [2]