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The Rollout of High Dynamic Range (HDR) Goes Beyond Cinema

by Omid Rahmat

Individual companies and Hollywood-backed organizations are working behind the scenes not just to roll out HDR in theaters, but also to maximize its creative potential.

Tags:Barco| DCI| HDR| NAB 2023| Samsung| SMTPE

Chemtronics Poised to Benefit from Expansion of Hybrid OLEDs

by Emory Kale

With a focus on chemicals and electronics businesses, Chemtronics is expected to see strong growth from the adoption of hybrid OLED, expanding its display glass processing services and benefiting from the emerging market for tech products with OLED screens.

Tags:Chemtronics| hybrid OLED

Beware the Home Hub TV

by Omid Rahmat

No one cares about the digital display on their thermostat and they may not care about the TV display running their home hub.

Tags:Amazon| Artificial Intelligence (AI)| Google| TV (Television)

Apple’s Producing 7% of iPhones in India

by Omid Rahmat

The pace at which Apple’s supply chain restructuring is taking place is quite amazing for a company of that size.

Tags:Apple| India| iPhones| Manufacturing

Vedanta-Foxconn Consortium Faces Hurdles in Talks with STMicroelectronics Over Technology Partnership, Investment Details

by Omid Rahmat

Indian government backing could be jeapordized.

Tags:Foxconn| STMicroelectronics| Vedanta

Japan Display and HKC Sign Strategic Alliance to Develop Next-Generation OLED Technology and Fabs

by Omid Rahmat

A good deal on paper that combines complementary, but not exclusive, capabilities of both companies.

Tags:eLEAP| FMM| HKC| JDI| OLED

Samsung and LG Negotiating on W-OLED Supplies

by Omid Rahmat

The gist of it: Chinese LCD manufacturers are not considered friendly to Samsung and LG, and therefore, the two companies are in active negotiations for the former to receive 200-300,000 W-OLED panels from the …

Tags:LG| Samsung| WOLED (White OLED)

Korean and Chinese Manufacturers Sloppily Carving Up LCD/OLED Markets

by Omid Rahmat

The gist of it: Korea seems to be ceding LCD manufacturing to Chinese manufacturers. This may be a flawed strategy but spooked Korean investors may expect Samsung and LG to make cuts in order …

Tags:BOE| LCD| LG| Manufacturing| OLED| Samsung| TCL

Global OLED Material Market Valued at $2.23 Billion in 2022, Set to Reach $3 Billion by 2025

by Omid Rahmat

Panel manufacturers such as LG, Samsung, and BOE are fiercely competing for priority access to Tokki G8.7 evaporation machine to expand their application of OLED displays – we know how that is not going …

Tags:Manufacturing| OLED| Phosphors

Nanosys Achieves Quantum Dot Milestone: 1,000 Unique Display Products and 800 Patents

by Omid Rahmat

Innovative PR campaign, volume shipment of materials, and a strong core of brand name customers seem to be reasons to rejoice.

Tags:Nanosys| Quantum Dots

SAMSUNG'S QN900C 8K LCD TV. PHOTO: SAMSUNG

Will the Chinese Government Consolidate LCD TV Panel Manufacturing Among 3 Companies?

by Omid Rahmat

According to the CEO of UBI Research, the threat to LCD pricing and supply should be of great concern.

Tags:LCD| LG Displays (LGD)| OLED| SDC| UBI Research

TSMC’s Sales Slump and Its Impact on the Semiconductor Industry Creates Greater Uncertainties

by Omid Rahmat

One of the world’s largest chip makers faces decelerating sales, it’s fortunes tied to those of customers like Apple, Qualcomm, and AMD. Taiwanese display manufacturers feeling the pinch, too.