From January 7 to 10, 2025, the highly anticipated Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2025) opened in Las Vegas, USA. As one of the world’s largest tech events, CES gathered tech giants and innovative companies from around the globe. WG Tech, as a leader in future displays and advanced semiconductor packaging, showcased its latest glass-based products and technologies, highlighting the company’s strong innovation capabilities and forward-looking strategies.
Exhibit Highlights
At this year’s CES, WG Tech presented its latest glass-based Mini/Micro LED and TGV (Through Glass Via) technologies and products. Notably, the 65-inch ultra-thin glass-based Mini-LED TV impressed with its high contrast, high brightness, and wide color gamut, rivaling OLED products, and offering users an exceptional visual experience.
Additionally, the exhibition featured a 27-inch wide-gamut Mini-LED display, a 12.3-inch and 15.6-inch glass-based Mini-LED backlight boards compliant with automotive specifications, as well as P1.25 two-layer direct-view products made from white sheets, BM sheets, and module sheets. The MIP packaging boards in two sizes, 0404 and 0203, were also showcased, enriching the product lineup and further demonstrating WG Tech’s versatility across various industries, attracting attention from both domestic and international markets.
Innovative Technologies Leading Industry Development
Glass-based products and technologies remain a major focal point at this year’s exhibition. Glass, due to its excellent physical and chemical properties such as high melting point, chemical stability, and strong insulation, is widely used in next-generation displays and advanced semiconductor packaging.
With over 15 years of expertise in glass precision processing, WG Tech has further developed leading global technologies, such as glass metallization (TGV via-holes, PVD copper plating), glass microcircuit design (multi-layer stacking technology), and COB/COG processes. This makes WG Tech a pioneer in glass-based technology and product development, pushing forward global industrialization. Key projects such as Jiangxi Dehong and Hubei Tonggewei have entered crucial stages of mass shipment and scale production.
As a critical supplier of upstream components and manufacturing, WG Tech’s series of glass-based technologies and products are better suited to meet the global market’s demand for upgrades in next-generation displays and advanced semiconductor packaging.
Whether in terms of display performance, lightweight design, cost-effectiveness, process capability, material properties, or energy efficiency, WG Tech’s glass-based products offer clear advantages and can be applied across industries such as large-screen displays, TVs, monitors, laptops, mobile devices, smart wearables, smart cabins, chip carriers, RF devices, optical communications, and microfluidics.
Sustainability at the Core
The global focus on green and sustainable development continues to grow, and it was a central theme at this year’s event. WG Tech, through its glass-based products, delivers significant energy-saving and cost-reducing advantages in production processes, materials, and technology upgrades, helping achieve green low-carbon goals.
In next-generation displays, using glass-based materials as a substrate not only improves display performance and reliability but also significantly reduces power consumption and emissions.
In advanced semiconductor packaging, TGV via-holes and PVD copper plating technologies enable micron-level hole interconnections and metallization on glass, transforming glass into a key material for the semiconductor industry, and achieving low energy consumption and excellent thermal dissipation, contributing to environmentally friendly features.
Accelerating Global Expansion
As the global display industry continues to grow, China maintains its position as the world’s largest display market. Moreover, China’s semiconductor products, materials, equipment, and technologies are expanding into a wider global market.
Using the CES exhibition as an international platform, WG Tech actively presented its latest technologies and products, advancing its global strategy. In October 2024, WG Tech Japan was established, marking the company’s strategic move to enhance overseas business and better meet customer needs, providing high-quality services.
WG Tech is currently one of the few companies worldwide to possess full-process TGV capabilities and manufacturing equipment. From glass thinning, coating, cutting, and photolithography, to via-holes, hole filling, metallization, and multi-layer circuit fabrication, WG Tech has an integrated technological advantage across the entire industry chain. Moving forward, WG Tech will continue to deepen its glass-based technology and product development, leveraging the cost-saving, lightweight, energy-efficient, and environmentally friendly benefits of glass-based products, while advancing green innovation and expanding global partnerships with superior products and services.
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