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To: Ravid.Ron who wrote (26113)6/21/2021 10:43:25 AM
From: A.J. Mullen
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-Supply contract for 3 years from 2022 to 2024... Contract size expected to exceed 5 cents

What am I missing? Translation error?

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To: A.J. Mullen who wrote (26120)6/21/2021 11:06:27 AM
From: Ravid.Ron
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If the content is ridiculous, it can be regarded as a translation error.
If you look at the news content, you can see that 5 triliion won = 4.4 billion.

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To: Ravid.Ron who wrote (26121)6/21/2021 11:24:05 AM
From: A.J. Mullen
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Thanks but the 5 trillion won referred to the value of the TV sets produced, not the value of the sheets. Although perhaps the royalty to UDC will depend in part on the wholesale of the televisions.

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From: I'manoledguy6/21/2021 11:58:47 AM
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LG patents a compact Rollable OLED TV with dual side rolling display


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LG has just patented a new Rollable OLED TV, which features a side rolling screen. While the company has showcased rollable television in the past, this TV is unique thanks to its dual sided rolling mechanic on its screen.



According to a LetsGoDigital report, the South Korean tech giant was awarded a design patent by The Hague International Design System. This patent was titled ‘Television with rollable display.’ In its rolled up form, the television resembles a shape of an elongated speaker, which has rounded sides. The device houses the display on either side that can be pulled out. When pulled out, the display unfurls out from the two housing units.

The company has already showcased the LG Signature OLED TV R, which has its rollable display roll out from a base. But unlike this model, this rollable TV is more compact and has a triangular housing that extends horizontally rather than vertically. Looking at the design sketches from the rear, it can be observed that this display is supported by a T shaped frame. Unfortunately, finer details like the size of the screen and its resolution is currently unknown at the moment. Although, it does appear to have a 16:9 aspect ratio along with an OLED panel.



Notably, this design has the patented LG Rollable OLED TV resemble the TCL CSOT rollable TV, which was demonstrated in October 2020. As of right now, it is unknown if the company is actually working on such a TV or is just covering all bases. However, it does offer us a look at a futuristic and compact rollable TV that could even be portable.

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From: STA20156/21/2021 1:11:05 PM
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Curious...

Feb 26 - PPG announces expansion ISO UDC in Ireland beginning in early 2022
April 1 - LG and UDC sign an extension to the current contract for 5 years - 2026
April 10 - first rumors about LG providing OLED screens to Samsung in 2021 and 2022
May 6 - UDC 1st qtr conference call - not raising yearly estimates despite beating 1st qtr estimates
June 26 - second rumors about LG providing OLED screens to Samsung in 2022-2024

I could also add PPG's expansions ISO UDC before Apple went with OLED screens but...

It is curious that PPG is expanding in Ireland beginning in 2021, that LG signed a five year extension with UDC through 2026 and that rumors started shortly after those two facts.

Competition in the LCD and OLED space is huge. Samsung, LG and eventually BOE will make up the primary OLED players. In order for UDC/PPG to continue to support these and other companies they have to anticipate demand and develop improved products and, in conjunction with PPG, increase the capability to meet future demand.
BUT, if UDC gives any hint of customers increasing demands then everyone starts rumors and digging deeper into why they are increasing production or raising guidance or... Confidentiality rules.

Just my opinion.

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To: Ravid.Ron who wrote (26114)6/21/2021 9:42:54 PM
From: Ravid.Ron
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analyst report released

bit.ly

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From: STA20156/22/2021 11:41:41 AM
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Google Translation:
According to the domestic media the day before, it was reported that Samsung Electronics will be supplying WOLED TV panels from LG Display to start attacking the OLED TV market. This has been republished since last April. As LCD TV panel prices have risen sharply from the second half of last year, and LCD TV profitability has deteriorated, it is said to be joining hands with rival LG Display. However, after citing an official from the Samsung Electronics VD business division, as in the last time, Samsung Electronics' LG Display WOLED TV panel transaction theory is groundless and has no possibility. The industry adopts a WOLED TV panel between Samsung Electronics and LG Display. There has been much debate as to whether or not Clearly, this does not appear to be a story that has come out of nowhere. It is difficult to predict at this point, but we believe that Samsung Electronics' WOLED TV panel adoption is highly likely. Reports since February have mentioned several times about concerns about the profitability deterioration of Samsung Electronics' VD division, which sells only LCD TVs due to a steep rise in LCD TV panel prices from the second half of last year, raising the cost burden. The decision of LCD TV panel prices now rests with Chinese panel makers, who have survived the years of chicken games. Chinese companies' mid/large LCD capacity in 2022. The market share is expected to reach about 61%. There is also the possibility of strategic utilization rate adjustments by Chinese panel makers to protect profitability, so it is difficult to guarantee 100% decline in LCD TV panel prices next year. In this situation, there are not many options that Samsung Electronics' VD division can do. It is about whether to build pride and be swayed by Chinese LCD panel makers, or whether to join hands with LG Display to improve profitability from a business perspective rather than pride. Competitor LG Electronics has rapidly increased the proportion of profitable OLED TVs from the second half of last year. is going As a result, the operating profit margin of LG Electronics' HE division recorded 10.1% in 1Q21, surpassing that of Samsung Electronics at 8.9%. Establishing a cooperative relationship between the two companies is a win-win strategy for both companies. Samsung Electronics can expect profitability improvement by expanding its OLED TV lineup, and at the same time, it can be used as a means to pressure LCD TV panel prices. On the other hand, LG Display can achieve economies of scale by diversifying its first-tier customer base, thereby establishing a virtuous cycle structure that can stimulate OLED TV demand through improved profitability and cost reduction. Another rationale for Samsung Electronics' WOLED TV panel adoption From a business feasibility point of view, it is judged that the possibility of Samsung Electronics' OLED TV panel adoption is higher than ever. Already in the industry, Samsung Electronics will cooperate with Samsung Display from next year.

It is known that OLED TV will be released. To this end, Samsung Display plans to start mass production of the first Q1 (25K/month) line from 4Q21. Meanwhile, Samsung Display's domestic 8th generation LCD production line is likely to be operated by next year. Currently, within Samsung Display, there is insufficient space for additional large display panel production facilities. Therefore, if Samsung Display extends the operation of its 8th generation LCD line until next year, it seems unlikely that it will invest in new QD-OLED facilities for the time being. However, Samsung Electronics is the No. 1 player in the global TV market with annual LCD TV shipments of about 40-50 million units. to be. If Samsung Display does not expand additional capacity, it is estimated that the number of OLED TV panels that can be produced only through the Q1 line in 2022 and 2023 will be only about 1 million units per year. Even for this, it is highly likely that Samsung Electronics and Sony will share the quantity. This level alone is only 1~2% of Samsung Electronics' annual TV set shipments, taking into account a small amount of panel inventory, and it is not enough to meaningfully raise the profitability of Samsung Electronics' VD division. In the end, Samsung Display's 8th generation LCD line extension operation The decision is judged to mean that Samsung Electronics is likely to receive additional WOLED TV panels from LG Display. Paying attention to LG Display's large-size OLED capacity expansion in 2H, LG Display's 8th-generation large-size OLED capacity is about 175K/ Monthly (domestic 85K/month + China 90K/month). The annual production capacity of OLED TV panels here is about 10 million units. This year, LG Display's OLED TV panel shipments are expected to reach 8.1 million units, an increase of 81% compared to the previous year due to strong demand. If Samsung Electronics receives a WOLED TV panel from LG Display next year, existing customers such as LG Electronics and Sony There is a high possibility that companies will also expand their production. Therefore, even if Samsung Electronics conservatively assumes that the expected quantity of WOLED TV panels supplied from LG Display in 2022 is 1.5-2 million units, additional capacity expansion is necessary. Considering the physical time required for new facility investment, it is highly likely that capacity expansion will be decided during 3Q21.

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From: oled2b6/24/2021 10:10:06 AM
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Universal Display Co. (NASDAQ:OLED) Receives Consensus Recommendation of "Buy" from Brokerages
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From: I'manoledguy6/24/2021 11:31:12 AM
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the plurality of LED neurons are semiconductor OLED neurons.

the neuron further comprises a current-voltage converter electrically connected to the electrical input of the LED, wherein when the current-voltage converter saturates, the LED neuron is configured to create a stable low illumination point. In one embodiment, the LED is configured to turn off at the stable low illumination point. In one embodiment, the LED neuron is configured to generate a maximal or minimal luminance in response to light emitted from one or more other LED neurons and an input image. In one embodiment, the neuron further comprises a plurality of weight cells configured to control how much light and what polarity of light is transmitted to one or more other LED neurons. In one embodiment, each weight of the plurality of weight cells comprises the same elements as the LED neuron, and each weight of the plurality of weight cells comprises more transistors than the LED neuron, configured to implement variable gain.
In one embodiment, the neuron further comprises at least one controllable attenuator configured to controllably attenuate the light received by the at least one photodetector. In one embodiment, the at least one controllable attenuator comprises a liquid crystal. In one embodiment, the neuron further comprises at least one color filter configured to filter the light received by the at least one photodetector. In one embodiment, the neuron further comprises a light path configured to transmit a light emitted from the LED to the at least one photodetector in a feedback configuration. In one embodiment, the LED is an OLED.
In one aspect, a neural network comprises a plurality of LED neurons as described herein, and a plurality of cells connected to the plurality of LED neurons, wherein each weight of the plurality of cells comprise the same elements as the LED neuron, and wherein each weight of the plurality of cells comprise more transistors than the LED neuron, configured to implement variable gain. In one embodiment, the plurality of LED neurons are semiconductor OLED neurons.

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