The global Active OLED Display market was valued at US$27.43 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach US$56.78 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 11.2% from 2025 to 2032. AMOLED technology dominates due to superior image quality, energy efficiency, and flexibility, with strong adoption in smartphones, TVs, wearables, and emerging automotive and healthcare applications. Key drivers include rising demand for foldable and flexible displays, integration in automotive dashboards and infotainment systems, and advancements in medical imaging. Major players such as Samsung Display, LG Display, BOE Technology, Visionox, and Sharp are investing in R&D and expanding manufacturing capacity, particularly in Asia. The market is segmented by type (AMOLED vs PMOLED), application (consumer electronics, automotive, healthcare), end-user, and feature (rigid, flexible, transparent OLED). Despite high manufacturing costs, sustainable manufacturing initiatives and innovations in micro-OLED for AR/VR are creating new growth opportunities.

Future Electronics, a global distributor of electronic components, has launched a new campaign highlighting Infineon Technologies' smart building solutions designed for energy efficiency, cybersecurity, and scalability. The solutions include XENSIV sensors, PSOC microcontrollers, AIROC Wi-Fi/Bluetooth combos, and OPTIGA security ICs, enabling intelligent automation in HVAC, lighting, access control, and occupancy monitoring. Infineon's PSOC Control C3 microcontroller is promoted through a whitepaper that details its role in improving motor efficiency, reducing system costs, and enabling secure updates compliant with PSA Level 2 standards. Future Electronics, headquartered in Montreal, Canada, operates in 159 offices across 44 countries and is now dual-headquartered in Montreal and Taipei, Taiwan, following its 2024 acquisition by WT Microelectronics.

On August 6, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a proposed 100% tariff on semiconductors and chips, with an exemption for companies that have committed to building manufacturing facilities in the U.S. The policy, described as a 'carrot and a stick,' offers tariff relief to firms investing in American production. Apple CEO Tim Cook announced a $100 billion increase in U.S. investment, bringing Apple’s total to $600 billion, and pledged to expand its American Manufacturing Program with partners including TSMC, GlobalWafers America, Samsung, and Broadcom. TSMC, which has committed $165 billion to build six wafer fabs, two packaging and testing plants, and an R&D center in the U.S., is expected to be exempt due to its investment. Similarly, Samsung and SK Hynix, with U.S. operations, are seen as relatively safe. However, companies like UMC and SMIC, especially those producing in mature processes, face uncertainty as the U.S. is already self-sufficient in those areas. GlobalWafers’ subsidiary GlobalWafers America (GWA) will supply 300-millimeter silicon wafers to Apple in Sherman, Texas, and both TSMC and GlobalWafers saw significant share gains on August 7. Analysts remain cautious due to the lack of clarity on enforcement details, including tariff implementation date, origin definition, and exemption thresholds.

Future Electronics, a global distributor of electronic components headquartered in Montreal, Canada, has launched a new campaign highlighting Infineon Technologies' smart building solutions. These solutions focus on energy efficiency, cybersecurity, and scalability in building automation systems, featuring technologies such as XENSIV™ sensors, PSOC™ microcontrollers, AIROC™ Wi-Fi/Bluetooth combos, and OPTIGA™ Trust M security chips. Infineon has released a whitepaper detailing the PSOC™ Control C3 microcontroller's capabilities in improving motor efficiency, reducing system costs, and enabling secure updates for HVAC and heat pump applications. Future Electronics operates in 159 offices across 44 countries and is now dual-headquartered in Montreal, Canada, and Taipei, Taiwan, following its acquisition by WT Microelectronics in 2024.

The global semiconductor manufacturing cybersecurity market is projected to grow from USD 3.17 billion in 2025 to USD 5.43 billion by 2032, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.99%. A recent report by Coherent Market Insights analyzes market dynamics, including growth drivers, restraints, technological advancements, and regional consumption patterns. The market is segmented by device type and security type, with key players such as TSMC, Samsung Foundry, Intel, and others evaluated through competitive analysis, product portfolios, and strategic initiatives. The report provides regional assessments across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, South America, and the Middle East and Africa, offering insights into market trends, supply chains, and investment opportunities.