After falling 59% in 2023, display equipment spending is expected to rebound in 2024, growing 54% to $7.7B. LCD spending is expected to outpace OLED equipment spending at $3.8B vs. $3.7B accounting for a 49% to 47% advantage with Micro OLEDs and MicroLEDs accounting for the remainder.Read More
As revealed in DSCC’s latest release of the OLED Shipment Report – Flash Edition, OLED panel shipments decreased 20% Q/Q and increased 50% Y/Y in Q1’24 after increasing 41% Q/Q and 31% Y/Y in Q4’23. In Q1’24, by select OLED applications, OLED monitor panel shipments increased 35% Q/Q and 189% Y/Y and OLED tablet panel shipments increased 54% Q/Q and 113% Y/Y. OLED smartphones and OLED TVs had seasonal Q/Q declines, but had double-digit Y/Y growth.Read More
Global TV shipments declined 4% Y/Y in the first quarter of 2024 according to the latest research from Counterpoint Research, in collaboration with DSCC. Weakness was seen in all regions, with declines particularly noticeable in China and Japan. The figures are cited from the Global TV Tracker report, which Counterpoint Research co-authored following its acquisition of display specialist firm DSCC.Read More
The 2024 SID/DSCC Business Conference at DisplayWeek, sponsored by Applied Materials, Corning, GE, OTI Lumionics, Smartkem and Universal Display Corporation, will feature 29 presentations from 26 different companies, representing a great value. Taking place at the San Jose Convention Center on May 13th, the event features four keynotes with unique viewpoints. The keynotes include:Read More
The future of MicroLED and AR/VR displays will be discussed at the upcoming SID/DSCC Business Conference in San Jose, CA. Organized by DSCC for the 8th consecutive year, the Business Conference will take place on the first day of Display Week, the world's leading event focused on emerging electronic display and visual information technologies. Registration is already open.Read More
“TV remains the essential application in the display industry. It drives the majority of display area and is expected to drive the majority of display area growth. When the TV market is healthy and growing, so is the display industry, but the reverse is also true,” said Bob O’Brien, Co-Founder and Principal Analyst at DSCC. “The 2024 Business Conference will once again inform participants on the direction of the TV market and technologies in the coming years, and its impact on the wider display industry.”Read More
After a seasonal slowdown and restrained production during the winter months, flat panel display fab utilization started to increase in March 2024 and is increasing further in the second quarter, according to the latest release of DSCC’s Quarterly All Display Fab Utilization Report, issued last week.Read More
The 2024 SID/DSCC Business Conference will feature numerous insightful talks about the IT market and advanced IT display technology. The IT Displays session will feature talks from:Read More
As revealed in the Advanced Smartphone Display Shipment and Technology Report, the second half of 2023 provided a 41% lift for OLED smartphones and enabled the category to increase 12% Y/Y in units.Read More
The 2024 SID/DSCC Business Conference will feature numerous insightful talks about the smartphone market and smartphone display technology. The Smartphone Session will feature talks from:Read More
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