Category: Technologies

Dante and AES67 Drive Smart Home Audio Innovation

From Professional to Consumer: Dante and AES67 Drive Smart Home Audio Innovation, OpenAudio Seizes the Initiative with Technical Reserves In the process of smart homes evolving from “single-product intelligence” to “whole-house intelligence”, the upgrading of audio systems has become a key breakthrough. Single-room speaker playback can no longer meet the needs of multi-zone linkage and […]

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Beyond Stereo: Why the 2.1 Architecture is the New Gold Standard for Multi-Room Audio

For decades, the multi-zone streaming amplifier market has been trapped in a “background music” mindset. Most industry-standard solutions offer only traditional 2.0 stereo outputs, assuming that ceiling speakers are merely meant for ambient noise. However, as luxury residential design trends toward larger, open-concept spaces and users demand 192kHz lossless quality from platforms like Qobuz and […]

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Technical White Paper: Dual-Dimensional Cooling Architecture of the HOLOWHAS Series

Balancing 192kHz High-Fidelity Audio with Multi-Zone High-Load Stability Abstract In high-end custom installation (CI) environments, multi-zone amplifiers face a dual challenge: managing extreme thermal loads within confined rack spaces while processing 8 concurrent streams of 192kHz lossless audio. The OpenAudio HOLOWHAS Series (Plus 100W / Max 200W) addresses this through its Dual-Dimensional Cooling (DDC) Architecture, […]

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Why DAB+ Amplifiers Still Matter in Europe

As global audio consumption shifts toward streaming platforms and on-demand services, many observers assume that broadcast-based technologies are inevitably approaching obsolescence. Yet across Europe, DAB+ amplifiers continue to maintain a stable and often underestimated market presence. This persistence is not accidental. It is the result of Europe’s unique broadcasting infrastructure, regulatory environment, commercial usage patterns, […]

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Generative Music: How Algorithmic Sound Is Redefining the Future of Audio

Generative Music: When Music Evolves from Works into Systems For more than a century, music has largely been understood as a finished artifact: a composition written, recorded, and distributed as a fixed piece of content. Generative Music challenges this assumption. Instead of treating music as a static work, Generative Music treats music as a living […]

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Emergency Broadcast System Construction and Implementation Based on OpenAudio HOLOWHAS Multi-Zone Amplifiers

Based on OpenAudio HOLOWHAS Multi-Zone Amplifiers Executive Summary Emergency broadcasting is a mission-critical audio system responsible for delivering mandatory instructions and alerts during fires, earthquakes, security incidents, gas leaks, and other life-safety events. Unlike background audio or commercial PA systems, emergency broadcast systems must guarantee: Immediate response Absolute audio priority Full-area or zone-specific coverage Offline […]

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44.1kHz vs 48kHz Sampling Rate: Which Is Best for Modern Audio Systems?

44.1kHz vs. 48kHz: Which Is the Best Sampling Rate for Modern Audio Systems? For decades, 44.1kHz has been the default sampling rate for digital audio. Anyone involved in music production, recording, or CD mastering is familiar with this number. However, with modern audio systems supporting 48kHz, 96kHz, and even 192kHz, many professionals now ask: Is […]

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OpenAudio Routing Groups: Beyond AirPlay Multi-Selection & Google Cast Grouping

OpenAudio Routing Groups: Going Beyond AirPlay Multi-Selection and Google Cast Grouping Introduction: When Protocol UX Is No Longer Enough AirPlay and Google Cast have defined how users interact with multi-room audio for years. AirPlay offers on-the-fly multi-selection, while Google Cast relies on predefined device groups. Both approaches work well within their respective ecosystems—but they also […]

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TCL Electronics & Sony Joint Venture: Restructuring the Global TV Industry

TCL Electronics & Sony Joint Venture: Not a Merger, but a Restructuring of the Global TV Industry Source: Securities Times Introduction: Not an Acquisition, but a Structural Reorganization On January 20, 2026, TCL Electronics and Sony jointly announced that they had signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) to establish a joint venture. The new […]

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Sony-TCL JV Spawns New Ecosystem Demands, OpenAudio Breaks Mid-Tier Market Growth with Wireless Technology

The JV collaboration between Sony and TCL not only reshapes the TV industry landscape but also triggers explosive demand for “wireless, low-latency, scenario-adaptive” audio experiences in the mid-tier market. OpenAudio, a specialist in wireless audio amplifiers, can leverage its dual-core WIFI AUDIO + LE Audio technology to precisely enter mid-tier scenarios including home entertainment, small-apartment […]

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