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Toppan Divests Itself of Vestiges of LCD Business

by Shawnee Blackwood

The company will stop manufacturing small to medium LCD panels for automobiles and FA machines.

Tags:Financial Data| Giantplus| LCD| Manufacturing| Toppan

LG Unveils 2025 QNED evo Lineup and Much, Much More at CES

by Shawnee Blackwood

Summary 2025 LG QNED evo Display Technology Dynamic QNED Color Solution Sizes Available 65″, 75″, 86″, 100″ Resolution Up to 4K Refresh Rate Up to 144Hz Wireless Technology Zero Connect (True Wireless) Audio System …

Tags:CES 2025| LCD| LG| OLED| TV Sets

BOE Doubles Down at CES 2025

by Emory Kale

What threat of tariffs?

Tags:Automotives| BOE| CES 2025| Gaming| LCD| MicroLED| MiniLED

AUO’s Outdoor Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Display

by Emory Kale

The power efficiency stems from eliminating the traditional backlight unit and implementing an ultra-low-power driving scheme that only requires energy during state transitions.

Tags:AUO| CES 2025| LCD| Outdoor Displays

Sharp Close to Selling 60% of Sakai Factory to Softbank

by Emory Kale

The estimated sale price is around $6.4 billion.)

Tags:Artificial Intelligence (AI)| LCD| sharp

Display Equipment Manufacturer Manz AG Faces Insolvency and Bankruptcy

by Emory Kale

The company encountered severe obstacles in the display equipment market, where it lost competitiveness to lower-cost Asian producers.

Tags:Financial Data| LCD| Manufacturing| Manz| OLED

LG Refreshes QNED Lineup

by Emory Kale

LCD TV lineup is designed to strengthen its position in the global premium TV market.

Tags:LCD| LG| quantum dot| TV

Sharp’s LCD Factory Becoming AI Data Center

by Emory Kale

Construction of the AI data center is expected to begin by the end of March 2025.

Tags:LCD| Manufacturing| sharp

The Display Market Rebound in 2024

by Sweta Dash

The display market needs new technology and differentiated products to boost replacement demand.

Display Manufacturers Adjust Fab Utilization Amid Shifting Market Demand

by Joseph Bryans

While overall worldwide fab utilization experienced a slight QoQ decline in the third quarter, regional variations emerged.

Tags:DSCC| LCD| Manufacturing| Market Data| OLED

Global TV Shipments Surge 11% in Q3 2024, Premium Models See Explosive Growth

by Emory Kale

Resurgence is attributed to a shortened replacement cycle and growing consumer interest in high-definition, large-screen models.

The Display Industry Rebound: $7.3 Billion in Equipment Spending Projected for 2024

by Joseph Bryans

The growth in OLED spending is largely driven by the IT market’s demand for larger panels, particularly in devices like laptops, tablets, and monitors.

Tags:DSCC| LCD| OLED| Production Equipment