TCL华星赵军：预计全球屏显智能终端出货量将超30亿台
TCL华星COO赵军称未来智能屏幕将呈现6大趋势：微型化（例：智能手表等可穿戴设备）、巨型（城市裸眼3D）、异形（折叠屏手机）、透明（AR眼镜）、真彩（真彩高色域曲面电视）、集成（半导体芯片）。
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武汉华星入围新一代信息技术与制造业融合发展试点示范
11月7日，工业和信息化部发布的2022年新一代信息技术与制造业融合发展试点示范拟入选名单结束公示。武汉华星光电也在内。
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Q3移动OLED面板市场份额出炉：三星、京东方、维信诺……
11月9日消息，据市场研究公司StonePartners的报告，三季度移动OLED面板出货量为1.372亿块，同比下降18.6%。
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Nov
消息称LG显示已供货iPhone14ProMax LTPO OLED
iPhone14系列，Pro机型的OLED面板最初只由三星显示提供。然而，苹果似乎已经为高端机型带来了另一家供应商。据报道，苹果已经开始允许LG显示供货iPhone14Pro机型的OLED面板，与现有供应商三星显示一起。
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LG 45GR95QE UltraGear curved OLED gaming monitor receives NRRA certification
The LG 45GR95QE UltraGear curved OLED gaming monitor was unveiled in September this year at IFA 2022 in Berlin. As of today, this model has received NRRA certification, which means it is one step closer to market launch. In addition to being LG’s first 45-inch curved OLED gaming monitor with a 21:9 aspect ratio and WQHD (3440 x 1440) resolution, the LG 45GR95QE is also the company’s first-ever…
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Nov
Fitipower sees pull-in of short lead-time orders for TVs
Display driver IC specialist Fitipower Integrated Technology, an affiliate of the Foxconn Group, has enjoyed a pull-in of short lead-time orders for TVs to support its sales performance in Q4 2022, according to the fabless chipmaker.
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Lordstown Motors gains on $170 million Foxconn investment deal
Lordstown Motors agreed to sell a substantial stake and give two board seats to manufacturing partner Foxconn Technology Group, replacing a previous arrangement for electric-vehicle production with a new deal.
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40nm likely to become mainstream process for car chips in 5 years
Automotive chips are on track for manufacturing process upgrades, with 40nm technology likely to replace 90nm as the mainstream process node in five years, according to industry sources.
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Nov
Lite-On Tech October revenues down on month
EMS provider Lite-On Technology has reported consolidated revenues of NT$14.895 billion (US$465 million) for October, decreasing 6.54% sequentially but increasing 2.07% on year.
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Nov
Nvidia to sell new chip in China; it says meets US export ban
Nvidia, the most valuable chipmaker in the US, has begun producing a processor for China that conforms to new rules aimed at limiting that country’s access to artificial intelligence computing.