Two giants joined hands; Now let America think

Samsung Electronicsplans to use more of LG’s WOLED panels in its products this year. The company aims to use between 700,000 and 800,000 WOLED panels in OLED televisions, a significant increase compared to last year. Last year this number was only between 10-20 thousand. LG
DisplayWhile most of the approximately 6 million panels that will be produced this year will be used by LG Electronics, the remaining part will be used by LG Electronics. Sony ve
Samsung It will be shipped to other manufacturers such as. Samsung is expected to purchase a significant portion of the panels produced by LG.

On the other hand, Samsung Display stands out as an important player in display production and plans to produce 1.4 million QD-OLED panels this year. The majority of these panels will be used by Samsung Electronics, and the rest will be shared with Sony.

Two giants joined hands; Now let America think

Researches, SamsungWhile focusing on the production of QD-OLED panels, it meets its WOLED panel needs by procuring it from LG Display. The number of OLED televisions that Samsung will produce this year is expected to double compared to last year, reaching 2 million.

According to market research, OLED television sales are expected to reach 6.3 million units this year, and 5.5 million of these sales will be made by Samsung and LG.
Samsungwill continue to use LG’s B and C series WOLED panels in its OLED televisions, but will include its own production QD-OLED panels in its high-end products. Especially in high-end television models such as the S95D introduced at CES this year.
Samsung prefers to use its own panels. These developments provide important information about the latest trends in television and display technologies and give clues about how the cooperation of two South Korean technology giants in this field can shape the industry.