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Samsung Display has introduced a new screen film for QD-OLED monitors called QuantumBlack, and while the name sounds dramatic, the idea behind it is actually very straightforward. It is a new low-reflection, high-durability layer designed to tackle two of the most common complaints about OLED-style displays in everyday use: glare and surface fragility. Samsung Display says the film reduces light reflectance by 20% compared with its previous film, raises panel surface hardness from 2H to 3H, and plans to apply it across all new 2026 QD-OLED monitor products.

If you were hoping the memory chip situation would settle down soon, the latest warning from SK Group suggests that may not happen anytime soon. According to SK Group chairman Chey Tae-won, the supply crunch affecting the memory industry could continue all the way until 2030. His main point was simple: demand is rising faster than the industry can realistically expand wafer supply, and fixing that imbalance is not something that can be done in a year or two.

A lot of people treat hard drives like they're time capsules. Copy files, unplug, toss into a drawer, and assume everything will be fine ten years later. The problem is: hard drives aren't like paper files. They're electromechanical devices with moving parts, lubricants, and electronics that age even when they're sitting still.