Westinghouse Television

Westinghouse is a historic American brand founded by George Westinghouse in 1886. Originally a giant in electrical infrastructure and nuclear power, the brand transitioned into a licensing model for consumer electronics. For televisions, the brand name is typically licensed to specialized manufacturers like Tongfang Global, which handles the design and production, mostly in China.

Today, the trademark belongs to Westinghouse Electric Corporation, which is a subsidiary of Paramount Global (formerly ViacomCBS) through its CBS broadcasting heritage. This intellectual property management company licenses the iconic name to various global manufacturers to produce appliances and electronics under the Westinghouse label.