Market research firm projects the hybrid OLED notebook-panel market could reach USD 4bln by 2026, driven by expected demand for Apple’s next-generation OLED MacBook Pro, possibly named MacBook Ultra, which would be Apple’s first MacBook Pro with an OLED display. Analysts say Apple’s adoption should boost notebook OLED panel revenue and prompt other makers to shift to similar designs. Forecasts put hybrid OLED at 12.6% of global OLED notebook shipments in 2026, rising to 89.5% by 2033.

June 5 — An insider at Dreame Technology said a municipal authority in the Yangtze River Delta asked firms to report whether they have cooperated with Dreame. Dreame contacted the Changzhou Development and Reform Commission, which described the request as a routine check; the company said it has not received any formal notice and has not issued an official comment.

At a Beijing meeting for the China Compute Center Yield Fund Phase I, Prologis China compute-platform head Shen Yang said autonomous driving is driving notable compute demand, healthcare and education require real‑time response, and new retail is adopting models for precision recommendation. These sectors, on top of Prologis’ existing industrial and customer base, are expected to supply incremental compute demand and broaden the customer mix over the coming years. Prologis entered the compute-center market in 2018 and has expanded smart computing infrastructure; total IT load now 1,400 MW. The compute-center business, positioned as Prologis’ second growth engine, delivered 32% revenue growth in 2025.