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Visionox Signs Long-term Deal with Universal Display

by Andrew Fenn

Following an evaluation agreement signed in February 2018, Chinese OLED manufacturer Visionox has signed a long-term licence and material purchasing agreements with Universal Display, which will supply its phosphorescent OLED materials to Visionox. Last …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| OLED Materials| UDC| Vol 25 - Issue 23

Mediaset Focusing on Free-to-Air and On-Demand

by Andrew Fenn

The CEO and VP of Italy’s Mediaset, Pier Silvio Berlusconi (son of the former Italian President and Trump-inspirer, Silvio Berlusconi), has gone on record to predict that the future of television lies in FTA …

Tags:Italy| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| OTT Video| Vol 25 - Issue 23

Goldmedia: German VOD Revenues Growing Faster Than Ever

by Andrew Fenn

Video-on-Demand (VoD) is turning into a mass market in Germany, according to Goldmedia. At the end of 2017, 18% of all German households were subscribing to at least one paid-for VoD service. The market …

IC05 Amorphyx Can Replace TFTs with Quantum Tunnelling

by Bob Raikes

Amorphyx is a new company that is working on new technology for backplanes and the CEO is John Brewer who started by saying that TFTs have very bad performance and the industry needs to …

IC04 Ares Solves a Problem for Flexible Displays

by Bob Raikes

Dr David Arreaga is founder of Ares Materials from Texas which makes films for flexible displays. The films are based on polysulphide which have not been used so far in the flat panel display …

IC03 OTI Reveals the ‘Dirty little Secret’ of OLEDs for IT

by Bob Raikes

OTI Lumionics was next up and the speaker was Michael Helander who is the founder and CEO. The company focuses on the electrode materials to help with manufacturing, which is an under-served market. The …

IC02 Clearink Ramping Things Up

by Bob Raikes

Frank Christiaens is from ClearInk Displays and we have been writing about the company for two years since the company came out of stealth mode in 2016, although it has been around since 2012. …

IC01 Start Up Teams ‘Should not be Toxic’

by Bob Raikes

We joined the Investor Conference, run like the Business Conference by DSCC, for a panel discussion, but the early part of the event was a presentation by Bob O’Brien of DSCC who tallked about …

Tags:Investment| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| SID Display Week 2018| Vol 25 - Issue 21

Uber Files AI Tech Patent for Flagging Drunk Passengers

by Andrew Fenn

It’s no surprise that a significant proportion of Uber’s business occurs in the small hours of the morning, ferrying party-goers home after a night ‘on the sauce’. However, the company is moving to protect …

Tags:Automotive| Back Panel| Big Data/AI| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 23

Intel Keeps Low Power Display Close to its Chest

by Bob Raikes

We promised to come back to you over the Low Power Display Technology (LPDT) that Intel announced at Computex when we had more information (Intel Reveals Low-Power Display Technology for Laptops). At the moment, …

Infocomm 2018 Sees a Shift in LED

by Bob Raikes

My three week tour of the West of the US is now over and I’m back on European time (well my watch is!). I’m still desparately typing and editing to try to catch up …

Freeview to receive £125m investment to go ‘fully hybrid’

by Andrew Fenn

The BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and network operator Arqiva — the four shareholders of Digital UK — have signed a new five-year agreement to accelerate Freeview’s transition to a fully hybrid platform, providing free-to-view …