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Solomon Systech Wins Award for MicroLED Display Tech

by Emory Kale

The company won for its SSD2363 PM-MicroLED display driver.

Tags:Display Drivers| Integrated Circuit (IC)| MicroLED

TCL CSOT Hosts Display Technology Conference, Unveils New Products

by Emory Kale

Four new display products and an AI engine to run manufacturing among the highlights.

China Sees Jump in Semiconductor Equipment Imports Amid Latest US Export Controls

by Emory Kale

The import figures suggest a mild recovery in end demand, including for products like smartphones.

Tags:ASML| China| lithography| semiconductor

Apple Puts iPad Engineering in Vietnam as It Looks Beyond China

by Emory Kale

Apple will continue working closely with Chinese suppliers amid its supply chain diversification but non-China hubs can truly stand as alternatives.

Tags:Apple| iPad| showcase| vietnam

2023 Proved More Than Challenging for OLED Notebooks

by Emory Kale

2023 may prove to be a blip in the rise of OLED notebooks.

Tags:notebook| OLED| Sigmaintell

Toppan Takes Over Former JOLED Factory for FC-BGA Production

by Emory Kale

Toppan has said it intends to invest around 60 billion yen ($407 million) over three years through fiscal 2025 to raise capacity for electronic products including semiconductor substrates.

Tags:JOLED| Manufacturing| OLED| Toppan

Hyundai Mobis Takes on Automotive OLED Displays With QD

by Emory Kale

Company officials claim competitive advantage with performance and pricing.

Tags:Automotive| Hyundai| quantum dot| showcase

OLED Materials Market Expected to Reach $2.43 Billion by 2028

by Emory Kale

By 2028, Korea is expected to account for 56% of total material purchases globally, while China takes a 44% market share.

Tags:Materials| OLED| UBI Research

Global TV Shipments Fall in 2023

by Emory Kale

Hisense and TCL gained share thanks to low-cost export strategies and localized production.

USITC Launches Investigation Into OLED Display Technology Theft

by Emory Kale

By opening this section 337 investigation, the USITC will now assign an administrative law judge to hold an evidentiary hearing and make an initial determination on whether the Chinese companies violated US trade laws.

Tags:BOE| Intellectual Property| Samsung| showcase

BOE Touts Capacity While LG and Samsung Look for More Traditional Competitive Advantages

by Emory Kale

LG Display has also confirmed it will soon be offering 32, 34, and 39-inch OLED panels, likely for use in monitors, but the 32-inch may also be used in the TV market.

Chasing Down TV Discount Prices Gets Easier Every Day

by Emory Kale

The algorithms have spoken, price drops will be extended through the rest of the year.