The Display Market Closes in on FUBAR
The omens are not good, but no one really knows how display sales are going to go this year, in any category.
The omens are not good, but no one really knows how display sales are going to go this year, in any category.
It addresses two critical challenges that have long plagued OLED display manufacturers.
The White House’s implementation of a 145% tariff on Chinese imports has sent shockwaves through supply chains.
Their primary achievement is being the first Korean company to mass-produce magnet plates for the OLED deposition process.
The team has shown that engineered nanostructures can achievie both high brightness and wide color gamut simultaneously from a single nanoparticle system.
FlexiVol could be used in modeling, visualization, education, games, and medical training.
The company is making a major push into the premium gaming monitor space.
While not ready for immediate mass production, it significantly narrows the gap between lab research and commercial feasibility, and sets new performance benchmarks for what’s possible in blue emission.
The premium TV market features a three-way competition between MiniLED QD, QD-OLED, and White OLED TVs.
The liquidation process is expected to reduce the company’s annualized operating expenses by 30% to 35%.
Despite currently holding only about 7% of the automotive display market, OLEDs are expected to dramatically increase their market share.
China remains the key player, expected to account for 83% of total capex.