Global video solutions provider Aver is accelerating its expansion in South Korea, planning to formally establish a local subsidiary in June 2026 to meet rising demand from companies and educational institutions. The move could strengthen its access to corporate collaboration, professional AV, and hybrid learning markets.
LG Display (LGD) has settled OLED- and LCD-related patent disputes with China-based Tianma Microelectronics, including cases in the US, and signed a patent licensing agreement. LGD could begin recognizing licensing revenue as early as the second quarter of 2026.
Coretronic reported consolidated revenue of about NT$3.243 billion for May 2026, up 2% from April and 6% from a year earlier, supported by shipment growth in its imaging and energy-saving product businesses.
LED packaging maker Everlight Electronics said first-quarter 2026 earnings fell to NT$0.91 (US$0.03) per share from NT$1.32 a year earlier, reflecting a sharp increase in metal raw material prices. Chairman Yin-Fu Ye said the company is leaning on cost optimization, manufacturing improvements, and a new Thailand plant to restore profitability later in the year.
Global readers are likely to feel the effects of a cooling display market, as tighter panel supply, higher component costs, and softer demand reshape pricing. LCD monitor panel makers are still pushing for increases, but brand buyers are resisting more strongly as inventories rise and economic uncertainty weighs on purchasing decisions.
LCD TV panel prices have stopped rising as China's 618 Shopping Festival stockpiling and sports-event demand fade, leaving global TV supply chains in a more balanced position. For consumers and brands worldwide, the near-term outlook points to stable pricing, even as higher component costs and slower orders reshape the market this quarter.
BOE Technology Group's push into glass-based packaging substrates remains short of mass production, even as the Chinese display maker expands into new materials and advanced display technologies to build growth beyond conventional panels.
E-paper applications are moving beyond retail electronic shelf labels and e-readers into the smart mobility market. BMW's color-changing car that features E Ink's electrophoretic displays technology has cleared regulatory hurdles and is nearing mass production. The Taiwan-based E Ink has also teamed up with King Lung Auto Manufacturing and several other local suppliers to unveil the world's first electric bus equipped with an e-paper display system at Computex 2026.
As artificial intelligence (AI) drives demand for more powerful computing systems and smarter machines, Taiwanese optics manufacturer Ability Opto-Electronics Technology is positioning itself at the intersection of two emerging technology frontiers: metalenses and optical interconnects.
Touchscreen panel maker GIS Holding announced on World Environment Day, June 5, that it will join the RE100 initiative and aim to source 100% green power across its global operations by 2040. The firm outlined short-, medium-, and long-term plans to expand renewable energy use, and said executives disclosed a mix of measures to reach the target.
Taiwan's optics makers, traditionally absent from PC-focused trade shows, made a landmark appearance at COMPUTEX 2026. Industry leaders including Largan Precision, Ability Opto-Electronics Technology, Altek Corporation, and Ability Enterprise used the event to showcase their latest research and development breakthroughs. Their presence signals a strategic pivot from behind-the-scenes smartphone component suppliers to frontline architects of the rapidly expanding edge AI ecosystem.
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