IRIS Optronics, a provider of full-color cholesterol liquid crystal display technology, has collaborated with a Japanese electric power company to present smart utility pole displays using full-color electronic paper for the first time in Japan. The demonstration took place along major streets in Hachioji City and the Takao Mountain area.

Taiwan has become the world's top supplier of medical displays and X-ray sensors as AUO and Innolux accelerate expansion in healthcare technologies and boost shipments to global customers. Shih-Hong Liao, general manager of AUO's Smart Healthcare Business Group, said Taiwan now holds nearly 60% of the global medical display market and about 70% of the X-ray sensor market.

Genius Electronic Optical (GSEO) reported consolidated revenue of NT$2.269 billion (US$72.6 million) for November 2025, edging up 0.53% from October's NT$2.257 billion and rising 11.64% from NT$2.032 billion a year earlier.

China's BOE Technology has reportedly secured the largest share of display orders for Apple Inc.'s upcoming budget model, the iPhone 17e, even as South Korean rivals Samsung Display and LG Display maintain near-total dominance over the flagship iPhone 17 series, according to South Korean industry media.

IT demand has entered the fourth quarter off-season, but panel makers are coping by balancing supply and demand. AI demand has driven up prices for upstream materials such as memory, putting pressure on panel makers to hold the line on IT panel prices. This is especially true for mainstream monitor panels, whose quoted prices are already near total cost, making price locking a top priority.

WiseChip Semiconductor general manager Wen-Qin Ye stated that overall operations have suffered from macroeconomic conditions and tariff impacts, falling short of expectations. However, the company has stabilized operations through inventory management and strengthened organizational efficiency, while actively developing new products. By diversifying its business, the company aims to pursue profitability and hopes that new applications in 2026 will contribute to revenue.

As China's Singles' Day TV sales fell short of expectations, international brands have increased early procurement ahead of major 2026 sports events, supporting stable LCD TV panel prices in November and suggesting steady or slightly rising prices in December.

Even though economic uncertainties have clouded the automotive market in 2025, LED makers Advanced Optoelectronic Technology (AOT) and Epileds Technologies are aggressively pursuing growth in automotive LED applications. AOT expects overall operations to improve in 2026, fueled by rising shares of high-margin mini LEDs for vehicles and AR/VR optical modules. Meanwhile, Epileds projects a 20% year-over-year increase in automotive LED revenue for 2025, banking on growing market demand and customer loyalty as key growth drivers.

Samsung Display (SDC) is preparing to reposition Vietnam's Bac Ninh Province as a core base for its next-generation OLED business under a plan that shifts the facility from a general production site to a center for high-value display technologies. The blueprint was outlined during a November 24 meeting between Bac Ninh People's Committee chairman Pham Hoang Son and SDC Vietnam executive director Kang Ui-sik, according to local outlet Cafe Land and Korean media G-enews.

Geopolitical tensions and regional conflicts have heightened attention on the defense industry. Taiwan-based PowerView Display (PVD), leveraging its expertise in military-grade display technology and international patent portfolio, has developed a night vision imaging system (NVIS) LCD module poised to enter the US military supply chain.