Samsung shows plans to increase QD-OLED panel production capacity by 30% by the end of this year

According to foreign media reports, Samsung display (Samsung Display), a panel maker owned by Samsung Electronics, plans to increase the production capacity of QD-OLED panels by 30% by the end of this year.

According to sources, the company plans to achieve this goal by reducing the equipment beat time, that is, reducing the time required to produce a product without the need for additional equipment expenses.

It is reported that the QD-OLED panel is a display screen that combines OLED screen and quantum dot technology. The Q1 production line shown by Samsung is mainly responsible for the production of QD-OLED panels, which is located in Yashan, South Korea.

In early July, Samsung showed that it increased the yield of its QD-OLED panel to 85%. In November last year, the company's QD-OLED panel yield was only 50%. It rose to 75% in mid-April and 80% in early June.

In August, market research firm Display Supply Chain Consultant (DSCC) predicted that Samsung's QD-OLED manufacturing costs would be 20% lower next year than it was this year.