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TCL CSOT CEO Zhao Jun: Printed OLED Has Entered Mass Production and Shipment, Guangzhou t8 Project Set to Light Up Products in May Next Year

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At the TCL CSOT Global Display Ecosystem Conference DTC 2026 today, TCL CSOT CEO Zhao Jun announced that after 13 years of R&D, esports products equipped with printed OLED screens have achieved mass production and shipment this year, moving from professional displays into the mainstream consumer market. The main plant of TCL CSOT's Guangzhou t8 project has already topped out ahead of schedule, with products planned to light up in May next year and mass production in Q4 next year. With a total investment of about RMB 29.5 billion and a designed monthly glass substrate processing capacity of about 22,500 sheets, the t8 project mainly covers tablets, laptops, monitors, and can extend to flexible and foldable displays.

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TCL CSOT CEO 赵军: Printed OLED Has Achieved Mass Production Shipments; Guangzhou t8 Project Plans Product Lighting in May Next Year

IT Home, November 13 news: At today's TCL CSOT Global Display Ecosystem Conference DTC 2026, TCL CSOT CEO 赵军宣 announced that after 13 years of R&D, esports products equipped with printed OLED screens have achieved mass production shipments this year, moving from professional displays to the mainstream consumer market.

And this is only the beginning. The main plant building of TCL CSOT's Guangzhou t8 has already topped out ahead of schedule, with product lighting planned for May next year and mass production in the fourth quarter of next year.

According to the official introduction, as a strategic project in TCL CSOT's layout for next-generation display technologies, the t8 project is an important vehicle for the industrial upgrading of printed OLED technology. The project has a total investment of approximately 29.5 billion yuan, a designed monthly glass substrate processing capacity of approximately 22,500 sheets, and its main products cover application fields such as tablets, laptops, and monitors, and can extend to flexible and foldable displays.

IT Home notes that since official piling began on September 16, 2025, the project completed the topping out of its main plant building in 226 days, setting a new industry record for the fastest topping out.

TCL CSOT stated that printed OLED uses inkjet printing technology to precisely print organic light-emitting materials onto glass substrates in an "on-demand deposition" manner. Compared with traditional vacuum evaporation, it has significant advantages such as higher material utilization and greener, more efficient production, and is widely recognized in the industry as an important route for next-generation display technology.

Lenovo showcased a rollable-screen laptop at CES 2026 earlier this year, equipped with TCL CSOT's printed OLED screen.

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