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Medium & Large Size OLED Market to Reach $20 Billion… Monitor and Automotive Lead Growth, IT Faces Price Constraints

According to UBI Research’s “2026 Medium & Large Size OLED Display Annual Report,” the medium and large size OLED market is projected to grow from approximately $11.5 billion in 2026 to around $20 billion by 2030. This represents about 74% growth, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.8%.

March 31, 2026/by UBIResearchNet

Display Korea 2026 Brings Together the Next-Generation Display Ecosystem… Comprehensive Technology Competition from Materials to Equipment and Applications

Hosted by UBI Research, Display Korea 2026 drew attention as a platform where the latest technology trends and value chain of the next-generation display industry—centered on OLED and Micro LED—could be examined at a glance.

March 31, 2026/by UBIResearchNet

[Display Korea 2026] Limitations of FMM in OLED Processes Become Clear, Samsung Display Presents ‘FMM-less’ Solution

Samsung Display has outlined the necessity and direction of FMM-less patterning as a next-generation OLED manufacturing technology.

March 30, 2026/by UBIResearchNet

Micro LED TVs Breaking the 100 Million Won Barrier, Shaking the Dominance of “K-Display”

Chinese Firms Launch Price Reduction Offensive Despite Limitations of "Thin Line"... Mass Production Technology Gap is Ramped Up, Korean Government Accelerates Micro-LED Fostering Policy... Will the "Golden Time" Come at the End of 2026?

March 27, 2026/by UBIResearchNet

LG Display Accelerates Evolution of Large OLED TVs with Tandem WOLED… “Technology Accumulation Is the Essence of Competitiveness”

LG Display is strengthening its technological competitiveness in the large OLED TV market. At the keynote session of Display Korea 2026 (March 12–13, EL Tower, Seoul), hosted by UBI Research, LG Display presented the technological evolution path and next-generation strategy for large OLEDs in detail.

March 26, 2026/by UBIResearchNet

Samsung Display Develops ‘Quantum Black’, a Low-Reflection and High-Strength Film for QD-OLED Monitors

Samsung Display is developing and applying a low-reflection, high-strength film that further reduces light reflectance on monitors while enhancing display durability for its new products.

March 26, 2026/by UBIResearchNet

Apple Maintains No.1 Position in Smartphone OLED Panel Purchases for Five Consecutive Years… Chinese Vendors Accelerate Catch-Up

According to UBI Research’s recently published “2026 Small OLED Display Annual Report,” Apple ranked first among smartphone OEMs in OLED panel procurement, securing over 250 million smartphone OLED panels and maintaining the top position for five consecutive years.

March 20, 2026/by UBIResearchNet

Beyond ‘Repair’, First Pass Yield (FPY) is the Ultimate Decider for Micro-LED Mass Production

As the era of Micro-LED, the pinnacle of next-generation display technology, approaches, the Korean display industry stands at a critical crossroads regarding "mass production viability."

March 20, 2026/by UBIResearchNet

OPPO Unveils Next-Generation Foldable “Find N6” Globally… Opening the Zero-Crease Era Through the “Tianqiong” Alliance

Smartphone manufacturer OPPO has officially unveiled its next-generation premium foldable smartphone, the Find N6, setting a new industry benchmark in solving the most critical challenge of foldable displays—the screen crease.

March 19, 2026/by UBIResearchNet

Lee Cheong, President of Samsung Display, Elected as SID Fellow

Samsung Display announced on the 19th that its President and CEO, Lee Cheong, has been elected as a ‘Fellow’ of the Society for Information Display (SID).

March 19, 2026/by UBIResearchNet

The Premium TV Market Enters the Era of Price Competition Between OLED and Mini LED

Samsung Electronics is accelerating its strategic transition by redefining OLED as the clear flagship axis in its TV portfolio. Until 2024, OLED was introduced only in limited lineups within a premium volume strategy centered on Neo QLED.

March 18, 2026/by UBIResearchNet

Expanding into new markets through an integrated solution combining Micro-LED and CPO technology

Generative AI has ignited a global race for computing power, with high-speed transmission bottlenecks in data centers emerging as a key obstacle constraining AI infrastructure upgrades. While chip-internal computation speeds have accelerated dramatically, the copper wiring connecting chips cannot keep pace with data transmission speeds due to resistance and heat generation issues.

March 12, 2026/by UBIResearchNet