Recently, Samsung Display (SamsungDisplay) was reportedly stealing LG's OLED display technology, and its headquarters and four factories' four offices were suddenly investigated by the Seoul City Police Department.
On April 12th, the development of the incident turned around. According to the latest news from Samsung headquarters, a South Korean police spokesperson revealed that through investigation, it was confirmed that Samsung was suspected of stealing LG's OLED. A related person from Samsung told reporters that LG has the act of stealing Samsung technology, and the company does not rule out taking relevant measures and accusing them.
Insiders pointed out that Samsung and LG's OLED technology competition, seemingly a phased game, is actually a mutual checks and balances in the OLED field for many years. The two sides are vying to establish their strong image in the approaching OLED era, to control the right to speak and to seize the commanding heights.
The investigation results exclude Samsung’s suspicion of stealing
On April 8th, as always, the busy Samsung headquarters office area suddenly encountered Korean police personnel to visit, and several key technical personnel were asked. On April 11th, the Seoul City Police conducted a search on the office of the display manufacturing department at Samsung's headquarters in Asan to investigate whether Samsung was involved in LG's OLED technology theft.
It is understood that the police searched for documents related to OLED technology and conducted an investigation into whether LG's partners leaked technical secrets. In addition to searching for Samsung's headquarters and collecting evidence on the offices of three factories, such as Tian'an and Yixing, Samsung did not find evidence of specific crimes.
For the reason of the investigation, the person in charge of the public relations department of Samsung China said: "In fact, not only Samsung, but other companies have also been investigated. Samsung is suspected of stealing a company's OLED technology, and it is normal for the company to be investigated before things fall."
On April 12, the reporter learned from official sources that the South Korean police had no evidence to rule out Samsung’s suspicion of stealing LG technology.
A Samsung spokesperson told reporters: "Samsung OLED has 98% of the global OLED technology content, there will be no behavior to steal other people's technology." It said that OLED technology outflow is what Samsung has been worried about.
Subsequently, the reporter called LG Electronics China, and the relevant person in charge did not give up on this matter. But when it comes to Samsung’s alleged plagiarism, the person said: “We have repeatedly investigated the existence of stealing technology by Samsung’s personnel and fully grasped the evidence that it has stolen OLED technology through cooperative enterprises.†Whether LG took the initiative to report the case, the other party did not give a positive response.
Take plagiarism and say that things are creating momentum?
In recent years, Samsung and LG have been involved in a number of criminal investigations involving suspected technical plagiarism, and both parties have repeatedly brought the other party to court for OLED patent infringement. More frequent last year, both sides now claim that they have stolen evidence of their actions and have more comprehensive control.
In July last year, 11 former employees or employees of Samsung’s Samsung Mobile were arrested. A spokesman for LG in Seoul said that the investigation of Samsung was a decision made by the police itself. In September, Samsung Mobile revealed to the relevant court in Seoul that LG had stolen 18 secret technologies related to OLED displays from Samsung and requested LG to pay 1 billion won (about 5.49 million yuan) for each technology. In November, Samsung filed a counterclaim.
After months of stalemate between the two sides, in February this year, Samsung and LG promised to settle out of court. But the handshake between the two sides is not a big end. Recently, Samsung has once again encountered police investigations, and the storm has started again.
Samsung and LG have used OLED plagiarism for many times. Who is stealing?
Liu Buchen, an observer of the home appliance industry, said: "There is no plagiarism between OLED technology companies. However, undoubtedly, in the process of repeated prosecution, the brand image of the two companies has been greatly improved on the OLED stage."
The industry believes that: "The two major color TV giants have a clear judgment on the development trend of the OLED industry, Samsung and LG balance each other. The two sides in the OLED field of the multi-year layout frequently occur, do not rule out the intention to build momentum, establish its strong image. Once The next OLED era is coming, and one party can gain a favorable position and seize the commanding heights."
Korean capital accelerates OLED products to China
The importance of OLED technology is evident in the Korean companies’ chasing of leakers. Every company knows that the technological advantages in the field of OLED display will determine the future industrial structure. As early as a few years ago, Samsung and LG were the first to lay out the OLED industry. Last year, both of them expressed their desire to launch OLED products in China, but at present in the Chinese market and even the global market, the pace of the two sides is not consistent.
In January of this year, LG's OLED products have been accepted by consumers in South Korea and the United Kingdom, and Samsung has not yet acted. In the Chinese market, LG's OLED TV has made its debut at the Shanghai Home Expo. Samsung originally planned to launch OLED TVs in large quantities in the first half of this year. At present, Samsung's OLED TV listing process has lagged behind LG.
When Samsung launched OLED products in China on a large scale, a Samsung spokesperson told reporters: "OLED technology has matured. As related products still need to be improved, there are still uncertainties, but OLED technology related products will be near two. Years came to China."
Globally, Korean companies, Taiwanese, and Japanese-owned electronics companies have sharpened their research and development of OLED technology. Everyone wants to win in the new battlefield of the squad, and is proud of everything in the OLED era.
Liu Buchen believes: "Samsung OLED TV is slower than expected, and it is related to Samsung's conservative strategy. At present, Samsung is a huge beneficiary of LED TV. It does not hope that the LED era will end. In the LED market, LG is weaker than Samsung. Add enough horsepower and want to kick off the OLED era as soon as possible."
Industry analysts pointed out: "At present, the global OLED industry pattern, Korean enterprises take the lead, Japanese companies follow closely, Chinese companies have not yet taken substantive action. OEM is not the solution to the problem, Chinese companies should accelerate the pace of OLED technology development as soon as possible ."
On April 12th, the development of the incident turned around. According to the latest news from Samsung headquarters, a South Korean police spokesperson revealed that through investigation, it was confirmed that Samsung was suspected of stealing LG's OLED. A related person from Samsung told reporters that LG has the act of stealing Samsung technology, and the company does not rule out taking relevant measures and accusing them.
Insiders pointed out that Samsung and LG's OLED technology competition, seemingly a phased game, is actually a mutual checks and balances in the OLED field for many years. The two sides are vying to establish their strong image in the approaching OLED era, to control the right to speak and to seize the commanding heights.
The investigation results exclude Samsung’s suspicion of stealing
On April 8th, as always, the busy Samsung headquarters office area suddenly encountered Korean police personnel to visit, and several key technical personnel were asked. On April 11th, the Seoul City Police conducted a search on the office of the display manufacturing department at Samsung's headquarters in Asan to investigate whether Samsung was involved in LG's OLED technology theft.
It is understood that the police searched for documents related to OLED technology and conducted an investigation into whether LG's partners leaked technical secrets. In addition to searching for Samsung's headquarters and collecting evidence on the offices of three factories, such as Tian'an and Yixing, Samsung did not find evidence of specific crimes.
For the reason of the investigation, the person in charge of the public relations department of Samsung China said: "In fact, not only Samsung, but other companies have also been investigated. Samsung is suspected of stealing a company's OLED technology, and it is normal for the company to be investigated before things fall."
On April 12, the reporter learned from official sources that the South Korean police had no evidence to rule out Samsung’s suspicion of stealing LG technology.
A Samsung spokesperson told reporters: "Samsung OLED has 98% of the global OLED technology content, there will be no behavior to steal other people's technology." It said that OLED technology outflow is what Samsung has been worried about.
Subsequently, the reporter called LG Electronics China, and the relevant person in charge did not give up on this matter. But when it comes to Samsung’s alleged plagiarism, the person said: “We have repeatedly investigated the existence of stealing technology by Samsung’s personnel and fully grasped the evidence that it has stolen OLED technology through cooperative enterprises.†Whether LG took the initiative to report the case, the other party did not give a positive response.
Take plagiarism and say that things are creating momentum?
In recent years, Samsung and LG have been involved in a number of criminal investigations involving suspected technical plagiarism, and both parties have repeatedly brought the other party to court for OLED patent infringement. More frequent last year, both sides now claim that they have stolen evidence of their actions and have more comprehensive control.
In July last year, 11 former employees or employees of Samsung’s Samsung Mobile were arrested. A spokesman for LG in Seoul said that the investigation of Samsung was a decision made by the police itself. In September, Samsung Mobile revealed to the relevant court in Seoul that LG had stolen 18 secret technologies related to OLED displays from Samsung and requested LG to pay 1 billion won (about 5.49 million yuan) for each technology. In November, Samsung filed a counterclaim.
After months of stalemate between the two sides, in February this year, Samsung and LG promised to settle out of court. But the handshake between the two sides is not a big end. Recently, Samsung has once again encountered police investigations, and the storm has started again.
Samsung and LG have used OLED plagiarism for many times. Who is stealing?
Liu Buchen, an observer of the home appliance industry, said: "There is no plagiarism between OLED technology companies. However, undoubtedly, in the process of repeated prosecution, the brand image of the two companies has been greatly improved on the OLED stage."
The industry believes that: "The two major color TV giants have a clear judgment on the development trend of the OLED industry, Samsung and LG balance each other. The two sides in the OLED field of the multi-year layout frequently occur, do not rule out the intention to build momentum, establish its strong image. Once The next OLED era is coming, and one party can gain a favorable position and seize the commanding heights."
Korean capital accelerates OLED products to China
The importance of OLED technology is evident in the Korean companies’ chasing of leakers. Every company knows that the technological advantages in the field of OLED display will determine the future industrial structure. As early as a few years ago, Samsung and LG were the first to lay out the OLED industry. Last year, both of them expressed their desire to launch OLED products in China, but at present in the Chinese market and even the global market, the pace of the two sides is not consistent.
In January of this year, LG's OLED products have been accepted by consumers in South Korea and the United Kingdom, and Samsung has not yet acted. In the Chinese market, LG's OLED TV has made its debut at the Shanghai Home Expo. Samsung originally planned to launch OLED TVs in large quantities in the first half of this year. At present, Samsung's OLED TV listing process has lagged behind LG.
When Samsung launched OLED products in China on a large scale, a Samsung spokesperson told reporters: "OLED technology has matured. As related products still need to be improved, there are still uncertainties, but OLED technology related products will be near two. Years came to China."
Globally, Korean companies, Taiwanese, and Japanese-owned electronics companies have sharpened their research and development of OLED technology. Everyone wants to win in the new battlefield of the squad, and is proud of everything in the OLED era.
Liu Buchen believes: "Samsung OLED TV is slower than expected, and it is related to Samsung's conservative strategy. At present, Samsung is a huge beneficiary of LED TV. It does not hope that the LED era will end. In the LED market, LG is weaker than Samsung. Add enough horsepower and want to kick off the OLED era as soon as possible."
Industry analysts pointed out: "At present, the global OLED industry pattern, Korean enterprises take the lead, Japanese companies follow closely, Chinese companies have not yet taken substantive action. OEM is not the solution to the problem, Chinese companies should accelerate the pace of OLED technology development as soon as possible ."
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