PlayNitride chairman Charles Li stated that the development of Micro LED technology will rapidly drive down costs at a pace similar to Moore's Law, with costs expected to fall below...
AUO believes that power-saving technology for panels will play a key role in advancing AI PCs. The company is optimistic that LTPS technology is more power-efficient than dual-layer...
Leading panel makers AU Optronics (AUO) and Innolux are expected to end the year in the black, boosted by non-operating income as they sell their factories to TSMC and Micron, which...
Micron Technology, the leading memory manufacturer, has announced a surprising move in its Taiwan operations. The company has entered into a purchase and sale agreement (PSA) with...
Taiwan-based panel makers AU Optronics (AUO) and Innolux both saw revenues fall in July, while HannStar Display and Giantplus Technology reported strong rebounds for the month.
Innolux has selected FOPLP as the primary driver of its transformation from an LCD panel maker to a semiconductor firm and is getting ready for market growth, according to company...
Taiwanese panel giant AUO is undergoing a significant transformation to diversify its business and reduce reliance on the cyclical display panel market. The company is focusing on...
FOPLP has emerged as the primary force in Innolux's transformation and has also gained significant attention since TSMC disclosed its intention to develop it. However, FOPLP is still...
Samsung is initiating a price reduction strategy for microLED TVs, which has inspired its sole microLED chip supplier, PlayNitride, to feel optimistic about the potential for reducing...
Although the two major panel manufacturers saw slight declines in revenue in June 2024, the second quarter was overall quite fruitful due to rising panel prices.
Despite a recent weakening in demand for LCD TV panels and a lack of upward momentum in prices, producing panels according to demand is expected to prevent significant price drops...
AUO is transforming its business structure, aiming to lower regular display panel sales to below 70% of overall company revenue in 2025, according to company chairman Paul Peng.