Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are a few from the first part of this week. For the next couple of weeks, we will have more links and fewer/shorter articles because of Bob’s vacation.
- Westcoast creates €5.5bn powerhouse as it merges with German KOMSA
- Efficient selenium-integrated TADF OLEDs with reduced roll-off (EQE of 40.5%, power efficiency beyond 200?lm/W, and luminance close to 20,0000?cd?m²)
- EOL Sony OLED TV is at a bargain price in the UK
- Corning’s Q3 sales edge up amid market uncertainties (Display Technologies’ sales down 22% QoQ and 28% YoY. Volume declined with the market; glass price was consistent QoQ.
- ITRI and Ganvix extend blue VCSEL venture
- World Waterpark Association Symposium & Trade Show Stinger report
- Samsung Display buys oxide TFT patents from Fujifilm
- MSI MPG341QR: UWQHD display with 144 Hz has appeared
- Seattle-Tacoma Airport to invest a further US$4.6bn in redevelopment
- Philips 2022 flagship OLED and miniLED LCD TVs are now available
- PSCo in the UK has a special promotion on Samsung 1.2mm IWA-Series LEDs until Christmas (via email)
