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The Smartphone Panel Market Faces a Reality Check in 2026

by Joseph Bryans

After last year’s euphoria what else did you expect.

Foxconn Walks Away from Sharp’s Kameyama LCD Plant, and That Tells You Everything

by Emory Kale

With the sale off the table, Sharp plans to halt production at Kameyama No. 2 by around August 2026.

Tags:Foxconn| LCD| sharp| showcase

State of the Display Industry: Q1 2026

by Emory Kale

Disciplined on LCD, racing in OLED, navigating a tariff-heavy world,

Large-Area Display Shipments Grew 2.9% in 2025 as OLED Monitors Surged While TV Growth Stalled

by Shawnee Blackwood

Omdia data shows Korean suppliers pivoting from OLED TV to IT panels ahead of Gen 8.6 fab ramp, while Chinese LCD makers extended market share lead.

Tags:LCD| Market Data| OLED| omdia

China vs. South Korea Engaged in Asynchronous OLED Display War

by Barry Young

With the slowing of demand and the lack of new applications, companies should strive for improved manufacturing efficiency, increased performance, and lower costs.

Automotive Display Market Shifts Toward Premium Technologies as Revenue Reaches $13.6B

by Shawnee Blackwood

The revenue growth stems from rising adoption of LTPS TFT LCD and OLED panels, which command higher average selling prices than traditional displays.

Display Technology Trends – SID Display Week 2025 Business Conference

by Sweta Dash

OLED performance improvements have to be combined with manufacturing scaling and cost improvements to increase adoption rates in TV, IT, Auto, and other applications.

Suntec’s Giant LCD Video Wall Retired After 12 Years

by Emory Kale

The massive LCD video wall at Singapore’s Suntec Convention Centre, once hailed as the largest in Asia, has been decommissioned after 12 years of continuous operation. Installed in 2013, the wall stood as a …

Tags:Digital Signage| LCD| LED

Display Week 2025 Wrap-up: How AI and AR Could Reshape Everything

by Barry Young

The Crystal Cycle is over, and the display industry based on area that we knew no longer exists.

The Detritus of Japan Display

by Omid Rahmat

JDI’s decline reflects wider turbulence in the display panel industry, where intense price competition, rapid technological changes, and the rise of Chinese manufacturers have reshaped the market.

Tags:financials| JDI| LCD| OLED

Displays Are More Strategic Than You Think

by Chris Chinnock

What you see at Display Week can show up as products at CES next year and provide clues into the competitive struggles among a range of new and existing display.

LG Swings to Operating Profit in Q1 Despite Steep Revenue Drop

by Emory Kale

Despite headwinds, the company appears to be turning a corner, at least operationally.

Tags:financials| LCD| LG Display| OLED