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Paving the Path to Efficient Blue Perovskite LEDs

by Emory Kale

Realizing efficient and stable blue PeLEDs will remove a major roadblock for perovskite displays spanning the visible spectrum.

Tags:Blue Light| PeLED (Perovskite LED)| research| showcase

The IP Wars

by Omid Rahmat

A former senior Samsung Display researcher was indicted in South Korea for allegedly leaking proprietary OLED technology secrets to Chinese display companies.

French MicroLED Developer Raises $84.9 Million in Fresh Funding

by Shawnee Blackwood

Aledia has raised $160 million in five years.

Tags:Aledia| MicroLED| showcase

Exponential Investments Should Lead to Exponential Sales

by Omid Rahmat

Could Alt-Reality be diverting resources in display development to the detriment of future deployments.

Tags:Apple| headsets| meta| MR| showcase

Advanced TV Market Declining in 2023 With Ongoing Price Drops and Holiday Promotions

by Shawnee Blackwood

The advanced TV sector is anticipated to grow at a 5% CAGR between 2023 to 2027

LG Announces Breakthrough in p-Dopant Development

by Omid Rahmat

A bit of good news for LG Display as it faces challenges in its 2023 performance.

Tags:LG| Materials| OLED| showcase

JBD Announces One Million Nits Red MicroLED

by Emory Kale

only last February, the company Olaimed 750,000 nits.

Tags:Augmented Reality| JBD| MicroLED| Red| showcase

Tizen and AI Lead Samsung’s Venture Into New Home Spaces

by Omid Rahmat

You can’t sell the vision of AI without the visual connection.

Tags:Artificial Intelligence (AI)| Samsung| showcase| Tizen

Neil Buys a Projector, and All Hell Breaks Loose

by Neil Schneider

Is 4K worth it? Is HDR everything it is cracked up to be? Does projection still have a future? Let’s find out.

Automotive: MiniLED Consoles Enough

by Omid Rahmat

Kt’s a lot easier to install and manage one single pillar-to-pillar display than multiple interior displays.

Tags:8K| Automotive| Mercedes-Benz| MiniLED| showcase

TCL CSOT Rattles Large OLED Display Market

by Omid Rahmat

The Korean display industry has adopted the mantra that only the paranoid survive, and it may be right.

The US Doesn’t See Displays as Critical to National Security, Yet

by Omid Rahmat

The immediate threat, if there is any, is to certain advanced technologies like compound semiconductors or nanomaterials which may be designated as critical to national security and subject to stricter restrictions on foreign expansion and joint research.

Tags:CHIPS Act| Manufacturing| MicroLED| NanoLED| showcase