Intel has announced that its first glass substrate for next-generation advanced packaging will enter mass production between 2026 and 2030.

According to Andrew Ho, general manager of Corning Display Technologies Taiwan, precision glass plays a crucial role in emerging display technologies. In his opinion, LCDs will continue...

Glass substrates may see tight supply starting from the third quarter of 2023 till the second half of next year, with major Japanese vendors axing their production despite signs of...

Corning announced on May 24 that it will increase its display glass substrate prices by 20%, starting in the third quarter of 2023. The company said the price rise will offset the...

The microLED market is set to take off this year, according to sources at related equipment suppliers including Csun Manufacturing and Gallant Precision Machining (GPM).

Glass substrates shortage will remain in fourth-quarter 2021 but is expected to ease off in first-quarter 2022, according to industry sources.

For years, Taiwanese LCD makers had taken a rather conservative approach to spending their money. But since COVID hit last year, demand shot high thanks to the rise of the lockdown...

A shortfall in the supply of ICs will persist and remain a challenge facing businesses in 2022, according to OSAT market leader ASE Technology.

Corning has unveiled a 10.5G LCD glass substrate manufacturing facility co-located with a BOE Technology plant in Wuhan, China.

With Corning and AU Optronics (AUO) planning to undertake annual maintenance for their fabs shortly, the current tight supply of glass substrates and LCD panels is likely to worsen...

Corning has disclosed plans to hike its display glass substrate prices in the second quarter of 2021 to reflect increased costs in logistics, energy, raw materials and other operational...

LCD panel makers AU Optronics (AUO) and HannStar Display, as well as related component suppliers including Radiant Opto-Electronics, Global Lighting Technologies (GLT) and FineMat...

Corning has disclosed it is expanding production at its 10.5G LCD glass substrate plants in China to meet stgrong demand for IT and TV applications.

Global large-size LCD panel shipments will fall at a CAGR of -0.3% 2020 through 2025, while shipments of small-to-medium-size panels will be at 0.14%.

The shortage of LCD panels has worsend after a strong earthquake struck northeastern Taiwan and a power outage hit glass substate supplier Nippon Electric Glass (NEG) in Japan recently,...