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Seoul Semiconductor at SID Display Week 2023

Seoul Semiconductor Unveils Second-Generation LED Technologies at Display Week 2023

by Shawnee Blackwood

The company is introducing WICOP-Pixel-based microLED displays and Low Blue Light (LBL) display

Tags:Blue Light| Display Week 2023| MicroLED| Seoul Semiconductor

Samsung Launches 2023 Smart Monitor Lineup; Maximizes Productivity with Personalized Experiences

by Shawnee Blackwood

The advanced M8, M7, and M5 models (M80C, M70C, M50C) offer a customizable user experience, allowing for individual adjustment to specific work, entertainment, and gaming requirements.

Tags:HDR - High Dynamic Range| monitors| Samsung| VOD

IQE Launches 200mm RGB Epitaxial Wafers for MicroLED Display Qualification

by Shawnee Blackwood

IQE plans to scale its technology roadmap to larger 300mm (12″) wafers.

Tags:IQE| Manufacturing| MicroLED

Mojo Vision Activates 300mm High-Resolution MicroLED Wafer and Secures $22.4 Million in Funding

by Shawnee Blackwood

The company believes its latest accomplishment signifies a potential game-changer for the display industry, allowing the large-scale manufacturing of high-efficiency, high-resolution MicroLEDs.

Tags:CMOS| Display Week 2023| Manufacturing| MicroLED| Mojo Vision

Samsung Display Rolling and Flexing OLED Technologies at Display Week 2023

by Shawnee Blackwood

The company’s notable exhibits will include the Rollable Flex which can expand over five times from its original length, morphing from 49 mm to 254.4 mm

SigmaSense Unveils Next-Gen Multi-Dimensional Touch Sensing Tech at Display Week 2023

by Shawnee Blackwood

SigmaSense is a company specializing in touch sensing technology, and they have announced plans to showcase their next-generation solutions at Display Week 2023. This technology, referred to as software-defined sensing, promises to deliver superior …

Tags:Display Week 2023| Flexible Displays| Haptics| SigmaSense| Touch

Hisense and TCL Gaining Market Share as Samsung and LG Retreat from LCD TV Market

by Shawnee Blackwood

TCL and Hisense, have surged forward in the global TV market.

Applied Materials to Invest $4B in EPIC Center for Semiconductor R&D

by Shawnee Blackwood

This substantial investment is contingent on the receipt of support from the U.S. government through provisions of the CHIPS and Science Act. Once operational, the EPIC Center is projected to host over $25 billion in company R&D investments during its first decade.

Tags:Applied Materials| CHIPS Act| Manufacturing| R&D (Research & Development)