Abstract:In this paper, the evolutionary game theory is used to explain the dynamic process of technical standard evolution and to predict where the market equilibrium will go as well as how it will go there. The research conclusions are as follows: (1) The greater the compatibility, the greater the role of delivered value in competition; conversely, network utility plays a bigger role. (2) The overall effect of market evolution can be divided into growth effect and competition effect. In the stage of market growth, growth effect plays the leading role; in the stage of market saturation, competition effect plays the leading role. (3) When delivered values of two technologies are greatly different and the compatibility is strong, the technology with a greater delivered value always grabs the users of competitors, no matter what the initial state of the market is, the technology with a greater delivered value will occupy the market. (4) When delivered values of two technologies are not much different and the compatibility is weak, the technology in the initial state with advantages will grab the users of competitors, and the advantages and disadvantages of the initial state are determined by the delivered value and compatibility.