BOE's Cracking Glass Problem Threatens OLED iPad Supply Plans
Repeated breakages at BOE’s new OLED line have disrupted production for about six months and could delay Apple iPad panel orders, The Elec reports.
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BOE's Persistent Glass Fractures Cast Shadow Over Apple OLED iPad Ambitions
BOE's six-month struggle with cracking glass substrates at its Chengdu OLED line threatens Apple iPad display orders. The issue halts production for up to a day per incident, even at low failure rates. Recent reports highlight risks to qualification and higher-priced OLED iPad mini launches.
BOE's Cracking Glass Problem Threatens OLED iPad Supply Plans
Repeated glass breakages at BOE's new OLED factory have persisted for roughly six months, potentially hindering its attempt to win iPad display orders from Apple, The Elec reports. The Chinese display maker apparently only recently begun Apple's panel qualification process. According to the report, the manufacturing difficulties could either postpone orders or prevent BOE from securing them. A broken sheet of glass can leave production equipmen…
It has been revealed that BOE, a major Chinese display manufacturer, has been struggling to resolve cracking and breakage issues with large glass substrates for approximately six months since the start of operations at its newly established 8.6th generation organic light-emitting diode (OLED) production line, "B16," in Chengdu. BOE stated that A […]
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