Japan Display

Japan Display (JDI) is a small/medium display maker, formed in September 2011 by the merger of Sony's, Toshiba's and Hitachi's display businesses and funded by Japan's government fund Innovation Network Corporation (INCJ).

Japan Display produces LCD display and has been known to supply high-end smartphone LCD displays to Apple. The company later shifted its focus to OLED displays, but still finds it difficult to compete with established OLED makes, and its future isn’t clear.

In November 2019 JDI unveiled its first microLED prototype, developed in collaboration with glo. The company did not update on any microLED activity since.