Exclusive interview with Conring CCO Li Hanchao: For 175 years, Conring has always been an innovative materials company
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At the just-completed 2026 Shanghai International Display Technology and Application Innovation Exhibition (DIC Expo), Corning displayed samples covering display, mobile consumer electronics, automotive, and AI infrastructure. As a key company in the upstream of the global electronic supply chain, Corning was founded in 1851. This year marks its 175th anniversary and its 46th year in the Chinese market. Corning’s strategy is “to be rooted in China, invest in China, and give back to China.” Currently, its 8.5-generation and 10.5-generation glass substrate production facilities are mainly located in China, and it has established close cooperation with Chinese panel manufacturers such as BOE. In response to new demands from domestic customers for DQHD curved displays, Corning innovates by providing ultra-thin, high-performance display glass substrates and improves industry standards. In the future, screens will evolve into human-computer interaction windows, integrating more sensors; Corning is using advanced packaging materials such as glass cores to support the development of AI computing power and data transmission. In May this year, Corning signed a memorandum with BOE, focusing on glass-based packaging and...
At the just-concluded 2026 Shanghai International Display Technology and Application Innovation Exhibition (DIC Expo), Corning displayed samples covering display, mobile consumer electronics, automotive, and AI infrastructure. As a key company in the upstream of the global electronic supply chain, Corning was founded in 1851. This year marks its 175th anniversary and its 46th year in the Chinese market. Li Hanchao, Chief Commercial Officer of Corning Display Technology China, said that Corning’s strategy is “to take root in China, invest in China, and give back to China.” Currently, its 8.5-generation and 10.5-generation glass substrate production facilities are mainly located in China, and it has established close partnerships with Chinese panel manufacturers such as BOE. In response to new demands from domestic customers for DQHD curved displays, Corning provides ultra-thin, high-performance display glass substrates to achieve innovation and improve industry standards. In the future, screens will evolve into human-computer interaction windows, integrating more sensors; Corning is using advanced packaging materials such as glass cores to support the development of AI computing power and data transmission. In May this year, Corning signed a memorandum with BOE, focusing on glass-based packaging and…