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Tuesday 5 October 2010
Two second-tier Taiwan-based optical disc makers step into Blu-ray Disc
Optodisc Technology and Infomedia, two second-tier Taiwan-based makers of blank DVD discs, have stepped into production of 25GB single-sided single-layer Blu-ray Disc (BD), with the...
Wednesday 29 September 2010
Taiyo Yuden may release OEM orders to CMC, Ritek, says newspaper
Japan-based Taiyo Yuden has decided to reduce its monthly capacity of blank CD-R and DVD optical discs by 40.9% from 110 million discs currently to 65 million discs to cope with increased...
Tuesday 21 September 2010
Quanta Storage remains conservative toward ODD industry despite rising notebook demand
Despite the fact notebook vendors are increasing orders in September and the optical disc drive (ODD) industry is already benefiting in terms of shipments, the industry is currently...
Friday 27 August 2010
Guangdong Province accounts for 50% of optical disc capacity in China, says report
The total production capacity of 2.8 billion CD-R and DVD optical discs a year in Guangdong Province, southern China, accounts for 50% of the total production in China, according...
Wednesday 11 August 2010
Ritek to start volume production of 50GB DL Blu-ray Disc in 4Q10, 100GB BDXL in 2H11
Taiwan-based optical disc maker Ritek on August 10 announced it is undertaking pilot production of 50GB single-sided double-layer (DL) BD-R (Blu-ray Disc recordable) discs and will...
Wednesday 11 August 2010
Taiwan ODD sector – 2Q 2010

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Wednesday 14 July 2010
Polycarbonate prices climb to high of NT$100/kg
Quotes for polycarbonate, a key material for making optical discs, have continually hiked from NT$70 (US$2.12)/kg in early 2010 to over NT$100/kg, the highest ever on record, according...
Tuesday 6 July 2010
Taiwan to account for 25% of PC-use ODD market in 2010, says MIC
Taiwan-based ODM/OEM and own-brand makers will ship 40.13 million PC-use optical disc drives in total during the second half of 2010 to reach 78.01 million units for the whole year,...
Thursday 3 June 2010
CMC says optical disc prices to continue rising through year-end
Optical disc maker CMC Magnetics will raise quotes in July, with the upward price trend expected to continue through the end of the year to reflect the rising costs of polycarbonate,...
Tuesday 25 May 2010
CMC Magnetics to hike optical disc prices in June, says paper
Taiwan-based optical disc maker CMC Magnetics will raise its quotes by 5-10% in June to reflect continued increases in the material cost of polycarbonate, the Chinese-language Commercial...
Tuesday 18 May 2010
U-Tech, Feng Sheng expect decrease in 2Q10 revenues
Pre-recorded optical disc makers U-Tech Media and Feng Sheng Technology expect their revenues for second-quarter 2010 to slip considerably on quarter due to seasonality amid increased...
Wednesday 12 May 2010
Taiwan ODD sector – 1Q 2010

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Tuesday 11 May 2010
CMC and Ritek see mixed growth in April revenues
Optical disc makers CMC Magnetics and Ritek have reported mixed revenues for April, with the former seeing a decrease and the latter increases on month and year.
Monday 10 May 2010
Taiwan makers to ship nearly 22 million ODDs in 2Q10, says Digitimes Research
Taiwan-based makers will ship 21.9 million optical disc drives (ODDs) in the second quarter of 2010, increasing by 9% on quarter and by 29% on year, according to forecast by Digitimes...
Monday 22 March 2010
U-Tech negotiating production of Blu-ray movie discs with Bollywood
U-Tech Media, the largest Taiwan-based maker of pre-recorded optical discs, is negotiating with Bollywood movie studios for outsourced Blu-ray Disc (BD) production of Indian movies,...
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