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Samsung reportedly to invest in PlayNitride

Siu Han, Taipei; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES Monday 26 February 2018 0

Samsung Electroncis, in line with its plan to launch micro LED TVs in August 2018, will reportedly invest in Taiwan-based micro LED technology developer PlayNitride, according to industry sources.

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