Apple eyes sputtered HMO process for next-gen OLED
Apple is reportedly developing high-mobility oxide (HMO) technology for next-generation OLED displays and evaluating it at its own research facilities in Taiwan. Although the mass-production process has not been finalized, Apple, Samsung Display (SDC), and LG Display (LGD) all appear to favor existing sputtering processes.
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