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Monday 9 June 2025

Display giants Innolux, AUO shake up management amid transformation push

Taiwan's major display manufacturers, Innolux and AUO, have executed significant leadership changes as both companies navigate industry transformation and operational challenges.

Tuesday 3 June 2025

AUO's pivot to microLED signals long-term shift in display strategy

At AUO's annual shareholder meeting on May 28, a small shareholder referenced a quote from the late Chi Mei Group founder Wen-lung Hsu:...

Thursday 29 May 2025

AUO sidesteps risky FOPLP investment, eyes Micro LED breakthrough

While rival Innolux accelerates its push into FOPLP with plans for mass production in late 2025, AUO is taking a more cautious path. CEO and President Frank Ko explained that, despite...

Friday 16 May 2025

AUO sets the stage for the next era of AI-powered displays

As the global display industry gathers for Display Week 2025, one of its most prominent voices is calling for a redefinition of what screens can be. Dr. Frank Ko, CEO and President...

Tuesday 13 May 2025

AUO unveils advanced microLED displays with AI integration at Display Week 2025

AUO is showcasing cutting-edge microLED display technology integrated with artificial intelligence (AI) at Display Week 2025, the global industry event hosted by the Society for Information...

Tuesday 6 May 2025

Taiwan's display players navigate economic minefield of currency chaos and tariff tremors

A surging New Taiwan dollar (NT$) is squeezing Taiwan's display panel makers, cutting into revenues and shrinking profit margins. In response, leading manufacturers and upstream suppliers...

Friday 2 May 2025

Navigating the tariff storm: AUO's strategic response and the viability of US-based manufacturing

As the global supply chain continues to reel from the tariff war ignited by US President Donald Trump, Paul SL Peng, chairman of AUO, offers a measured analysis of the situation....

Tuesday 29 April 2025

JDI bets on U.S. OLED production as Taiwan backs away

The US government has called on the display industry to establish production domestically. However, Taiwan's leading panel manufacturers have expressed no interest in relocating....

Friday 25 April 2025

Why Trump's tariffs are helping China adapt instead of hurting it

US President Donald Trump's "reciprocal tariffs" have sent shockwaves through global markets, yet may be yielding unintended consequences. His strategy, championed in his bestselling...

Thursday 24 April 2025

Taiwan's display sector a 'national security' linchpin amid US onshoring push

As the US broadens its industrial focus from semiconductors to encompass display manufacturing, Paul Peng, chairman of AUO, emphasized the importance of the display industry to national...

Thursday 24 April 2025

Trump signals major China tariff cuts; AUO's Peng warns 50% duties amount to decoupling

US President Donald Trump has eased his previously tough stance on China, announcing for the first time that US tariffs on Chinese imports will be "substantially lowered"—but...

Friday 18 April 2025

Taiwan's display makers reject US production shift

As US President Donald Trump escalates tariff tensions, Taiwan's top two display makers—AUO and Innolux—are drawing a line: relocating production to the US is not an op...

Tuesday 15 April 2025

AI redefines display industry applications as AUO pushes for growth in new vertical markets

AI is rapidly redefining the application scenarios within the display industry. Leveraging the resources of its parent group, AUO Corporation...

Tuesday 15 April 2025

AUO showcases sustainable solutions at Touch Taiwan 2025

AUO is underscoring its dedication to sustainable transformation at the 2025 Touch Taiwan exhibition. Making its fifth appearance in the "Net Zero Carbon Emission and New Energy Zone,"...

Monday 14 April 2025

Tariff uncertainty casts a pall over panel demand as industry leaders await repercussions

In a reprieve for global markets, US President Donald Trump has announced a 90-day suspension of reciprocal tariffs on nations yet to retaliate, imposing only a baseline 10% levy...

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