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IT Home reported on August 14 that the International Star Alliance today issued a solicitation notice for the "Star Alliance Interoperability Special Test". This test is to ensure that Star devices from different manufacturers are interoperable.Able to interoperate and provide consistent performanceAll Star Flash listed products must pass the interoperability test.

According to reports, according to the annual plan, the alliance commissioned the test working group and the Star Flash authorized laboratory to organize and implement the Star Flash interoperability test special work.The range of testing equipment includes Star Flash products that have been listed and are in the testing pipeline。

The interoperability test work is arranged as follows:

The interoperability test is scheduled to be completed before September 30; the listed and under-tested Star Flash devices will be tested for interoperability by the original testing laboratory. The test will be conducted in a safe and confidential environment to ensure the privacy and security of the manufacturer's products; the interoperability test of the listed and under-tested Star Flash devices is free of charge; manufacturers participating in this interoperability test are requested to email feedback before August 23. The alliance also welcomes manufacturers who plan to release Star Flash products within the year to participate in the interoperability test.

IT Home previously reported that at this year's Huawei HDC 2024 Developer Conference, connection problems between different Star Flash devices have begun to be resolved. Betu has officially announced that it has successfully coordinated with Huawei's Star Flash products, becoming the first handle brand that can achieve direct connection with Star Flash products.