4 misunderstandings about QLED TVs

The power industry continues to be a hotbed of innovation, with activity driven by impact of greenhouse gas, net zero carbon emission goals and production of greener electricity, and growing importance of technologies such as carbon capture and

Since the second half of 80’s, quantum dot systems has been extensively studied worldwide, both theoretically and experimentally, proving to be a convenient playground for explorations of the fundamental physical phenomena at the nanoscale. Nowadays, while we are

GLS Capital, one of the world’s largest private investment firms focused on litigation finance, announced today its financial partnership with Nanoco Technologies in its patent litigation against Samsung Electronics Co. in U.S. District Court and related proceedings in the U.S.

Concept quantum dot, commonly abbreviated to QD, from English quantum dot, is a point nanostructure, which, due to its small size and structure, presents a strong quantization of energy levels. In general terms, the quantum dots are tiny crystals used to absorb certain frequencies

Nanoco Group has signed the final agreements to settle the litigation with Samsung on a no-fault basis for the alleged infringement of the group’s intellectual property (IP), with Samsung paying Nanoco $150m (£125m) in cash. Nanoco’s H123 performance

Samsung Electronics has agreed to pay $150 million to Nanoco in settlement for a patent lawsuit over a technology used in Samsung’s quantum-dot LED TV, a litigation finance firm for the British company has said. GLS Capital announced the two parties

Samsung has agreed to pay UK nanotechnology company Nanoco $150m in a dispute over patents used in QLED televisions that featured legal teams from global giant Kirkland & Ellis and top 100 US firm Mintz Levin. According to a

When excited by an external light source, a quantum dot can emit any wavelength of light by tuning the size of the particle. This unique characteristic makes the technology ideal in a wide array of applications such as

The recent positive developments in Nanoco’s patent infringement lawsuit against Samsung in the US, highlight the possibilities for universities, their technology transfer offices or spin-outs to realise the value of their inventions and protect their intellectual property from the

Nanoco’s regulatory news release gives more information on its proposed settlement with Samsung and adds useful context in the face of speculation on investor forums and share price volatility after the 6 January no-settlement announcement. Nanoco expects to

Samsung Electronics Co and British nanotechnology company Nanoco Technologies Ltd told an East Texas federal court Friday that they have settled Nanoco’s patent lawsuit over Samsung’s QLED televisions the same day a jury trial was set to begin.

Manchester-based Nanoco has announced that it has reached a “no fault” settlement in a long-running patent dispute with Samsung. It was announced just hours before the 2 companies were due to meet in a US courthouse. Nanoco Group

Quantum dot and nanomaterials developer Nanoco has been notified by the court that the case between it and Samsung has been placed first in the trial schedule that starts on 6 January, it told shareholders on Friday. The