BOE Narrows Losses in First Three Quarters of 2023
by Emory Kale
The decline in core profitability seems driven by tough macro environment and slower growth in mainstay display business.
Tags:BOE| financials| OLED
by Emory Kale
The decline in core profitability seems driven by tough macro environment and slower growth in mainstay display business.
Tags:BOE| financials| OLED
by Emory Kale
Samsung Display delivered a solid performance in Q3 despite weak market conditions.
Tags:financials| Samsung Display| showcase
by Omid Rahmat
Could AR and VR are be sucking up investments in microdisplays that could be put to better use somewhere else?
Tags:Augmented Reality| financials| | VR
by Joseph Bryans
The display business saw volumes lower than expected in Q3’23 and more decline expected in Q4’23.
Tags:Corning| display manufacturing| financials| Gorilla Glass| Materials
by Emory Kale
The company resolved production issues that delayed OLED panel shipments and is expanding capacity to meet demand.
Tags:financials| LG Display| OLED
by Omid Rahmat
Consolidation should be the mantra of some companies.
Tags:AUO| DSCC| financials| Hannstar| Innolux
by Emory Kale
TCL had a solid first half of 2023 despite the challenges of growing its TV brand in the face of a general decline in demand.
Tags:financials| MiniLED| QLED| TCL| TV
by Shawnee Blackwood
Huawei’s smartphone business saw shipments grow by 76.1% YoY.
Tags:CHIPS Act| financials| Huawei| Smartphones
by Emory Kale
TSMC is predicting a 9.1% increase in third-quarter consolidated sales compared to the second quarter.
Tags:financials| Semiconductors| TSMC
by Artem Alekseenko
Smart TV shipments declined by 11% but SmartCast ARPUs rose by 18%.
Tags:financials| Smart TV| Vizio
by Omid Rahmat
The iPhone remains the dominant force in the company’s earnings, but it is also facing a challenging time as slight quarterly declines in sales put the pressure on the upcoming launch of the iPhone 15 series.
Tags:Apple| financials| iPhone| Market Shares - Brands
by Omid Rahmat
AMD’s Q2’23 financials show continued softness in the PC market, and a weakening gaming market. Is this an opportunity for displays to fill the void left by the graphics giants?
Tags:AMD| financials| Gaming| PCs