When was the DVD invented?

The DVD, also known as the Digital Versatile Disc, was invented in 1995. It was developed as a successor to the CD (Compact Disc) and offered improved storage capacity and digital video capabilities. DVDs were introduced as a more efficient and versatile medium for storing and distributing audio, video, and data content. The technology quickly gained popularity due to its superior quality and the ability to store larger amounts of data compared to CDs. Since its invention, the DVD has become a widely used format for movies, music, and other forms of media.