Quantum Dots technology is being used today in display applications such as LCDs, OLEDs and MicroLEDs. It is expected that adoption QDs in the display industry will continue to grow in the future. Here are some recent and popular news that you may find of interest:
- Samsung aims to commercialize QD-EL displays in the next few years, to accelerate its R&D
- SDC shows a cadmium-free QD-EL display prototype with a brightness of 400 nits
- Sharp demonstrates 12-inch and 30-inch QD-EL display prototypes
- The QD materials market to reach $100 million in 2024 and $122 by 2027
- TCL CSoT shows a 14" inkjet printed QD-EL display
- TCL launches the world's largest miniLED QLED TV at 115-inch
- Samsung developed a technology to recover and refine QD-OLED inks
- The 2023 Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for the discovery of quantum dots
- Apple adopts red QD films for the first time in its latest M4 MacBook Pro laptops
- IDTechEx: The global QD market will reach $550 million by 2034
- Shoei Chemical acquires leading QD developer Nanosys
- Canon announces new quantom-dot inks for display applications
- Samsung developed an all-printed 12.4" 182 PPI EL-QD display
- Newly-developed perovskite QDs are promising for display color conversion applications
Posted: May 19,2025 by Ron Mertens