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LG Explains its B2B Strategy

Over the last year, LG has been developing its B2B strategy at a European level and the retail group, based in Amsterdam, was running the booth at RDSE. LG has vertical sales and marketing groups sitting across the different product categories to help it to maximise its opportunities. These are in retail, finance and banking, … Read more

Pyramid Exploits HPC in Retail

Pyramid Computers is a German specialist in high performance computing (HPC). It has three businesses based on this core competence. One is the high performance computing business itself (and apparently its special HPC systems were used in part of the calculations recently that showed the existence of gravitational waves). A second business uses the technology … Read more

AMD Enables eGPUs With Thunderbolt

AMD has announced that its new technology, XConnect, is behind Razer’s new Core external GPU product (Razer Shaves Weight From the Blade). The Razer Core is an external GPU Add-in-Board (AIB) holder. Using it, owners can add significant graphical power to the new Razer Blade Stealth, which features an integrated GPU. It will be shipped … Read more

LGD Plans G5 OLED Plant

LG Display is to construct a G5 OLED lighting fab in Gumi, South Korea. Initial capacity will be 15,000 substrates, which could be ramped up ‘depending on the market situation’. Analyst Comment LG showed new OLED solutions at – we believe – Light + Building 2016 in Frankfurt this week. Largely, the company was focused … Read more

SDC Prepares for Transparent and Mirror Rollout

Samsung Display unveiled its 55″ transparent and mirrored OLED products in June last year, as part of an exhibit at the Hong Kong Convention Centre. Since then, we have seen them at shows including IFA, CES, ISE and PTE. The firm has now announced names and a release date for both products. Both models have … Read more

ZTE to Appeal Against Ban

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ZTE will appeal against the export restrictions placed on it by the USA (US Bans Exports to ZTE), according to sources speaking to the Shanghai Daily. ‘A senior commerce department official’ said, “The US Department of Commerce and ZTE Corp are in ongoing discussions”. The length of the appeals process remains unclear. Export bans are … Read more

ASE Fails in SPIL Bid

The acquisition of Siliconware Precision Industries (SPIL) by Advanced Semiconductor Engineering (ASE) has not been approved, following a failure to gain antitrust approval. Taiwan’s Fair Trade Commission neither accepted nor denied the application, which expired on the 17th March. ASE will return all shares to participating investors, but has said that it will not give … Read more

Spectral Edge Enables Server-Based Correction

Spectral Edge, which developed the Eyeteq colour correction system (Spectral Edge’s HDMI Adapter Compensates for Colour Blindness), has launched a server-based version of its technology. It is an alternative to the existing HDMI adapter. Operators can use Eyeteq Server to automatically process content at the head-end. Eyeteq-enhanced video is then streamed to subscribers in real-time.

Cable Subscribers – Where Are You?

In a recent article, Tom Allen of Display Daily reported on data from the Leichtman Research Group that the cable subscriber base in the US has dropped by about 385,000 subscribers in 2015 (US IPTV Suffers First Decline). This is seen as a continuation of the ‘cable cutter’ syndrome that has been haunting US cable … Read more

Paris and Prague to host CES Unveiled Events Abroad in 2016

Today the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)™, formerly the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)®, announced the return of its CES Unveiled event series to France for a fourth consecutive CES Unveiled Paris and a debut event, CES Unveiled Prague. These two events, uniting innovative technology companies, top members of the press, industry analysts, buyers and key consumer … Read more