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China’s XR Market: A Tale of Two Technologies

by Emory Kale

Reduced consumer interest and decreased investment from major players in VR change market dynamics.

Smartphone Displays: Battleground State

by Omid Rahmat

A resurgent Chinese smartphone market is the greatest leverage display manufacturers have to ensure future growth.

BOE Revenue Drops in 2023, Display Profits See Small Uptick

by Joseph Bryans

BOE expects to give Samsung a run for its money with smartphone OLED panel sales.

Tags:BOE| China| financials| OLED

OLED Ambitions: China’s Push and Korea’s Pivot in the Global Display Race

by Emory Kale

China’s TV market doldrums driving manufacturers to push market share in other markets.

China’s PC Market Declined 9% in Fourth Quarter of 2023

by Shawnee Blackwood

A modest recovery is expected in 2024 with consumers expected to drive new sales.

Tags:Canalys| China| Market Data| PC| tablet

China’s Monitor Market Faces ‘Dull’ Start in 2024

by Emory Kale

For the full year, the market is forecast to see a slight contraction of about 1% to 20.5 million units.

The OLED Gap: Big, Narrow, or Large Enough?

by Omid Rahmat

is there any gap in display technology that is safe enough for the South Korean display industry?

Tags:China| Korea| OLED| showcase

BOE, Tianma, and Visionox Kept Busy Over Holidays

by Emory Kale

New investments in production capacity and factory openings keep the wheels of industry turning during the Christmas break.

Shanjin Optoelectronics Investing $847M in High-End Polarizers

by Emory Kale

The project aims to produce 40 million square meters of polarizers annually.

Tags:China| LCD| OLED| Polarisers

China Sees Jump in Semiconductor Equipment Imports Amid Latest US Export Controls

by Emory Kale

The import figures suggest a mild recovery in end demand, including for products like smartphones.

Tags:ASML| China| lithography| semiconductor

Chinese Firms Lead Foldable Phone Explosion, Forcing Rapid Innovation

by Shawnee Blackwood

Chinese display makers haven’t been first to market with innovations like low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO) backplanes, polarizer-less technology and ultrathin cover glass but it hasn’t hurt them much.

Taking Chinese Companies to Court Getting Easier for US Companies

by Omid Rahmat

You always need a good lawyer. You always need a good lawyer with reach into the farther regions of your supply chain.

Tags:China| Intellectual Property| showcase| US