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Our history

Born from a vision to create sustainable display technology solutions, SiliconCore Technology has grown into one of the world's leading innovators and manufacturers of high resolution LED displays.

 
 
 

  • 2019

    SiliconCore disrupts the market once again with the Lotus 0.83mm LED display. A design-driven product showcasing the future of LED displays by combining high-resolution, high brightness and durability.

  • 2018

    SiliconCore releases the LavenderLIVE 1.2mm. Its first LED display for rental applications, providing the market with the highest resolution pixel pitch available for temporary installations.

  • 2017

    Continuing to innovate, SiliconCore introduces Z.A.C.H HDR technology. Embedded in the driver chip, it achieves uniform brightness and homogenous color at low brightness levels, providing 16 bit dynamic range.

  • 2016

    SiliconCore manufactures the first sub-1mm pixel pitch and highest resolution LED screen in the world; unveiling the Camellia 0.95mm to market. It goes on to receive several leading industry awards.

  • 2015

    Continuing to push boundaries, SiliconCore releases the world’s first 1.2mm pixel pitch LED display, entitled Lavender.

  • 2014

    The Magnolia 1.5mm LED display is released to the market. Launching at ISE and showcased with a curve, the Magnolia wins the ‘Display Product of the Year’ at the prestigious Inavation awards.

  • 2013

    SiliconCore goes to market with the first Orchid 1.9mm 4K screen.

  • 2011

    Work commences on creating the first line of LED displays.

  • 2010

    Technology break-throughs lead to filing for several patents, including Common Cathode technology. A new process - which years later would enable SiliconCore to achieve sustainable displays with high pixel densities and performance features unattainable by traditional methods.

  • 2000

    Discoveries made during technology research uncovers new methods for driving LEDs. The team embark on several years of research and development.

  • 1999

    SiliconCore is successfully shipping over 100 million driver chips used in personal computers to run lasers in DVD-RW drives.

  • 1997

    Founded on the talents of CEO, Eric Li and his team of engineers, SiliconCore Technology initiates as a manufacturer of laser diode controls.