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Samsung will exclusively supply display driver chips for Apple next OLED iPads
Apple is working on its next generation of iPads, and the display driver chips (DDI) that will be equipped in the upcoming OLED iPads will be exclusively supplied by Samsung. However, it is extremely rare to solely supply DDI to Apple, but the Korean tech giant did it.
Samsung display driver chips (DDI) will be applied to the Apple 11-inch iPad Pro and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models. Not only iPhones, but iPhones also use Samsung Display OLED and Samsung Electronics DDI, as they deliver an ultimate color and offer crisp visuals.
Apple is famous for sticking to the multi-vendor policy of diversifying its component supply lines to reduce unit prices and stabilize supply and demand. But this time, the firm is going exclusively with Samsung in terms of applying display driver chips in its next Apple OLED iPads.
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It’s worth mentioning that, Samsung Electronics is number 1 in the DDI market, as of the third quarter of last year, Samsung Electronics DDI recorded a market share of 29.7%.
What is DDI
DDI is a semiconductor that controls the pixels of a display to create various colors. It is operated so that photos or videos can be displayed on the screen, it is considered a key component that determines the performance of the display as well as the finished product.
