Tianma – Display Daily

Apple Letting BOE and Tianma Join the Party

by Emory Kale

Supplier diversification, geopolitics, and pricing are opening doors for Chinese companies.

Tianma Partners with Garmin and Corning for Unified Cabin Multi-Display Automotive Solution

by Emory Kale

The system features six advanced automotive-grade displays seamlessly integrated across four zones.

Tags:Automotive| CES 2025| Corning| Garming| Tianma

Tianma Achieves Full-Process MicroLED Production Line Integration, Showcases All-Laser Mass Transfer Module

by Emory Kale

The company worked with over 30 upstream and downstream partners in equipment and materials development.

Tags:LTPS| Manufacturing| MicroLED| Tianma

Apple’s First TV?

by Omid Rahmat

Tianma becomes the sole display supplier for Apple’s HomePod. What could this mean?

Tags:Apple| HomePod| showcase| Tianma

Tianma Turns Things Around in Third Quarter

by Emory Kale

Despite competitive and pricing challenges in the automotive sector, display revenue for automotive applications increased over 40% YoY,

Tags:Automotive| Financial Data| OLED| Smartphones| Tianma

Chinese Display Giants Show Strength with Q3 Gains

by Emory Kale

Q3 alone saw BOE pull in $7 billion in revenue.

Tags:BOE| Financial Data| TCL| Tianma| Visionox

Military Display Shipments Set to Surge Amid Geopolitical Tensions

by Shawnee Blackwood

China holds 53$ of the market.

No US Sanctions on Chinese Display Makers

by Omid Rahmat

The regulatory cavalry isn’t going to be riding over the hill to save anyone’s display business.

Tags:BOE| China| Korea| showcase| Tianma

Congressman Urges Pentagon to Address China’s Dominance in Global Display Market, Citing National Security Risks

by Shawnee Blackwood

Moolenaar’s letter highlights the expanding role of display technologies in advanced US military systems, including weapons like Javelin missiles and drones.

Global AMOLED Smartphone Panel Shipments Surge by 50.1%

by Emory Kale

The dominance of SDC continues to wane as TCL CSOT, Tianma, and Visionox surge.

BOE and TCL CSOT Ring Bell for Chinese Display Industry Rebound

by Emory Kale

Profits are set to rebound and losses narrow yet, challenges remain with uncertain consumer demand being one of them.

OLED Mobile Demand Rebounds While TV Oversupply Looms

by Shawnee Blackwood

By 2028, TV demand will likely represent only 39% of the total OLED area, while demand for IT-related applications such as monitors, notebooks, and tablets will rise to 21%.