The hosts discuss a newly announced Chinese audiovisual interface standard called GPMI (General Purpose Media Interface), which aims to be an alternative to existing standards like HDMI and DisplayPort. On Reddit, users in the /r/hardware subreddit discuss the potential of GPMI, noting its impressive specifications for bandwidth (up to 192 Gbps) and power delivery (up to 480W), while also raising questions about its adoption, practicality, and competition with USB-C and Thunderbolt. The hosts provides further commentary on GPMI and broader discussions around display technology, DRM, and the entertainment industry. Additionally, the hosts discuss from Wikipedia and Pocket-lint offer basic definitions and highlight the potential of GPMI to outperform current interface technologies. Finally, they explore virtual production workflows and technologies, including the use of high-speed data transfer and powerful workstations, which could benefit from advanced display interfaces.