OLED companies across the Taiwan Strait to reach a cooperation against the Korean industrial monopoly

In order to fight against South Korea industry in OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode, organic light emitting diode) display panel to dominate the field, manufacturers on both sides signed in March 16th the electronic equipment industry OLED industry, two cooperation agreements in Shanghai, hope that through division of labor on both sides to enhance technology and industrial scale, to seize a space for one person in the international market on.

In recent years, OLED panel industry gradually rise. According to industry research firm Display Research report shows that in 2008 the global OLED market capitalization of about $600 million, the average annual growth rate of 33%; it is expected that in 2016, the market size of $6 billion 200 million.

"To build cross-strait OLED industry conference recently held in Shanghai in the afternoon, participants stressed that, OLED industry the biggest problem is that the yield and the utilization rate of materials and equipment, both sides of the industry urgently needs the breakthrough, to get out of the Korean and Japanese manufacturers patent containment.

One of the organizers of the Taiwan Exchange Electronic Equipment Association vice chairman Liang Maosheng said that although Taiwan in technology is the leader, but the mainland industry is also in the OLED part of the components has great development, and has a huge market; he believes that both sides to break the dominance of South Korea, must carry on the division of labor cooperation therefore, to actively promote cross-strait OLED and electronic equipment industry alliance.

The original in the AU Optronics OLED group, now joined the Shanghai Tianma microelectronics company as AMOLED technical director Huang Weibang and Tian Yuansheng also believes that the mainland has a huge market, and are willing to invest only in cross-strait cooperation and integration, to create a win-win situation, South Korea dominate the OLED market out of bondage.