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No US Sanctions on Chinese Display Makers

by Omid Rahmat

The regulatory cavalry isn’t going to be riding over the hill to save anyone’s display business.

Tags:BOE| China| Korea| showcase| Tianma

Congressman Urges Pentagon to Address China’s Dominance in Global Display Market, Citing National Security Risks

by Shawnee Blackwood

Moolenaar’s letter highlights the expanding role of display technologies in advanced US military systems, including weapons like Javelin missiles and drones.

The Second Quarter of 2024 Proved to Be a Good One for the Display Industry

by Shawnee Blackwood

Display companies saw a strong rebound in Q2 2024, with total revenues rising 12% QoQ and 10% YoY.

Headless Computing: Really??

by Omid Rahmat

BOE may be the only winner in the business of making a thing that may not be a thing.

Tags:BOE| Microdisplay| OLED| showcase| XR

Device Eng Wins BOE Display Manufacturing Equipment Contract

by Emory Kale

Mass production at the company’s $9 billion Gen8.6 facility starts in 2026.

Tags:AMOLED| BOE| Manufacturing

BOE Unveils Growing OLED and MicroLED Ambitions at Partner Event in Beijing

by Emory Kale

The company had a busy week and was also present at a JD.com to promote new display marketing initiatives.

Lamenting the Loss of Japan’s Display Powers

by Omid Rahmat

Never put all your eggs in one basket because some giant trillion dollar company may step on it.

Tags:Apple| BOE| JDI| LCD| LG| Samsung| sharp| showcase

BOE’s Revenues Grew Over 16% in First Half of 2024

by Emory Kale

Flush with cash, assets, and business, the company shows a profit, too.

Tags:BOE| financials| LCD| OLED

TCL Group Moves Forward with Acquisition of LG Display’s Guangzhou Plant

by Emory Kale

Even more consolidation in the LCD panel business is expected to solidify the position of the big three players out of China.

Tags:BOE| LCD| LG Display| TCL CSOT

BOE and TCL CSOT Ring Bell for Chinese Display Industry Rebound

by Emory Kale

Profits are set to rebound and losses narrow yet, challenges remain with uncertain consumer demand being one of them.

OLED Mobile Demand Rebounds While TV Oversupply Looms

by Shawnee Blackwood

By 2028, TV demand will likely represent only 39% of the total OLED area, while demand for IT-related applications such as monitors, notebooks, and tablets will rise to 21%.

Why BOE Needs TCL CSOT

by Omid Rahmat

There is more opportunity in TCL CSOT’s ambitions than threats for BOE.

Tags:BOE| China| showcase| TCL CSOT