South Korea holds the LED backlight market Taiwan LED opportunity only lighting

“Where is Chunyan going?” Zhang Zhongmou’s words mean that the current state of the semiconductor industry has been eliminated. Following the bleak future of the DRAM and solar energy industries, industrialists also pointed out that Taiwan's LED industry may enter the cold winter. Since the backlight is difficult to grasp, the economy may look bad in the first quarter of next year.

It is understood that Taiwan has a complete LED technology and patents, but the lack of mercury lamps, energy-saving light bulbs and other industries, which makes LED lighting become the strengths of Taiwan. Experts believe that Taiwan's LED lighting production capacity is quite similar to that of global manufacturers such as Philips and OSRAM. If you do not grasp this ability to master the opportunity, it is easy to miss the world first.

According to Strategies Unlimited statistics, South Korea's LED output value has surpassed Taiwan since 2009, followed by Japan, ranking second in the world, and Taiwan being pushed to third place. One of the important reasons is that the government has ignored the advantages of the international giants. For example, in the past, DRAM and LCD panels used to be Taiwan's two-megapixel industry. However, due to the government's neglect of South Korea's competition, Taiwan has lost the key opportunity to stand in the top of the world.

Experts believe that in the LED backlight market, due to South Korea's competing manufacturers have backing TV panel makers, almost mastered most of the LED backlight market, allowing Taiwanese companies to reduce the living space. In the future, LED companies in Taiwan must redouble their efforts in the LED lighting industry. In addition, the government will give proper support to the industry, and LED companies in the lighting industry will be able to seize opportunities.

Experts suggest that the government should imitate the practices of China, Japan and South Korea, and comprehensively accelerate the replacement of indoor lighting and street lighting for LED lighting in the public sector, and revise the relevant laws and regulations for green buildings, and mandate the use of LED lighting. Because LED bulbs do not contain mercury, they are truly environmentally friendly light sources and are more in line with the meaning of green buildings.