OLED technologies companies - Page 5

Tera-Barrier Films (TBF) was spun-off from Singapore's IMRE in august 2009 with financial and technical support from Exploit Technologies, A*STAR and Applied venture. TBF develops barrier material and barrier stack technology that can be used for OLEDs and solar cells.

Here's some technical info about IMRE's technology as used by TBF from April 2008, and here's newer technology details from January 2011. Here's Mark Auch from TBF explaining about the company's technology and business (March 2012).

Texas Instruments (TI) is one of the world's leading semiconductor companies, specializing in analog and embedded processing products.

TI offers several power supply bias chips to drive AMOLED displays.

UltraDisplay was established in June 2017 as a joint-venture between INT Tech (30%) and UltraChip (40%). The company developers and produces AMOLED drive ICs in a fabless model.

UltraDisplay offers OLED ICs for smartphones, wearables and AR/VR displays.

China-based Viewtrix (also called Yunyinggu) was established in 2015 as a display technology provider. The company developed driver ICs for OLED and OLED microdisplays.

In 2020 the company raised $46 million in its Series D funding round, and announced that it has started mass producing its OLED drivers.

Vitriflex, established in 2010 in California, develops barrier technology for OLED panels and solar panels. In July 2013 the company received $4.9 million in private equity funding.

In 2014 Vitriflex entered into a co-development program with Henkel. Henkel continued to become a lead investor in Vitriflex's 2015 financing round. The company aimed to bring its first product to the market towards the end of 2015. We do not know if the company is still in business.