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China’s Ministry of Commerce Curbing Gallium and Germanium Exports

by Emory Kale

The measures are reportedly in response to the US’s ban, in October 2022, on the export of some cutting-edge semiconductor technology to China.

Tags:China| CHIPS Act| Semiconductors| showcase

OLED Smartphone Panel Shipments Expected to Rise in 2023 Amid Declining Revenues, with Apple and Samsung Dominating Market

by Emory Kale

In 2023, Apple is predicted to get to a 37% unit share and 55% panel revenue share, while Samsung is projected to have a 21% unit share and a 19% panel revenue share.

University of Illinois Researchers Develop Advanced, Energy-Efficient Displays Inspired by Nature

by Emory Kale

The potential extends to digital signage, providing energy-efficient alternatives to current technologies, such as LEDs.

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BOE Putting $6.9 Billion into IoT Display Strategy, Raising Micro/MiniLED Prices

by Emory Kale

The depressed display industry is driving BOE to broaden its business horizons around its core display technologies.

Tags:BOE| MicroLED| MiniLED| showcase

Mojo Vision Achieves Milestone in MicroLED Technology with World’s Highest-Density Red MicroLED Display

by Omid Rahmat

Mojo Vision’s breakthrough sets a new standard, achieving true red vibrancy at a record-small pitch that surpasses past red wavelength records of 620 nanometers or more.

Nanosys Wants to Get the Lead Out of the Display Industry

by Omid Rahmat

Heavy metal limitations in quantum dots are very stringent, but that may not be enough.

Tags:Nanosys| OLED Materials| Quantum Dots| showcase

Rollable Revolution: Hyundai Promises Differentiated Vehicle Displays in Next Three Years

by Emory Kale

In a bid to secure its position in the market, the firm intends to develop passenger interactive displays, quantum dot MiniLED displays, natural 3D displays, and MicroLED displays.

Flexible OLED Fuels Chinese Manufacturers’ Ambitions Against Korean Giants

by Omid Rahmat

Flexible and foldable displays are surging, but at what cost?

A Single Layer OLED is Under Development

by Arthur Berman

One obvious advantage of this new approach is that it is a much simpler design than current, commercially available OLED devices that use multilayer stacks.

Tags:OLED| research| showcase

Why Buy a TV When It Could Be Free

by Omid Rahmat

Buying a TV is becoming a subscription service.

LCD TVs “WILL” Continue to Improve

by Bob Raikes

The future for LCD panel production is going to be based on exploiting the factories that have already been built (or are in the process of being built) that are optimized for either VA or IPS/FFS.

A New Twist on Optical Film Could Lead to Brighter Displays

by Emory Kale

This research has interesting implications for how layered media interact with light and could lead to brighter, more colorful displays.

Tags:LCD| optical film| research| showcase