CPT (Chunghwa Picture Tubes) was established in 1971 in Taiwan and was a CRT and LCD display maker.
In 2012 CPT started to develop AMOLED technologies and the company established a small-size experimental line. Later on CPT actually started to produce AMOLEDs in low volume, and also developed flexible OLED technologies.
In September 2019 the company filed for bankruptcy.
Contact information for Chunghwa Picture Tubes (CPT)
Taiwan's Chunghwa Picture Tubes filed for bankruptcy
CPT aims to start mass producing QD-LED displays within 2 years
CPT and imec demonstrate an 1250 PPI OLED patterned using a photolithography process
State of the AMOLED industry and future fabs
CPT aims to produce IGZO OLEDs in a 6-Gen fab it is building in China
ITRI developed a foldable AMOLED display, to transfer the technology to CPT
FlexEnable and CPT's OTFT flexible AMOLED prototype shown in video
CPT expects to mass produce flexible AMOLEDs by 2017
CPT to achieve flexible AMOLED mass production with aid from ITRI
Taiwan's Chunghwa Picture Tubes (CPT) signed an agreement with ITRI for a technology transfer for flexible AMOLED and touch panel integration (specifically ITRI's FlexUP flexible substrate technology - which is owned by FlexUp, encapsulation technology and flexible touch sensor technology).
CPT aims to use these technologies to achieve flexible OLED mass production "as soon as possible". Earlier today we posted that ITRI is set to demonstrate a 7" Full-HD foldable AMOLED prototype soon. ITRI and CPT has been cooperating on flexible OLEDs since 2012.
