Core Viewpoint - CarUX Holdings has terminated its strategic partnership with Japan Display Inc. (JDI), which was aimed at developing the next-generation OLED panel technology called "eLEAP" [1][3]. Group 1: Partnership and Technology - CarUX and JDI signed a strategic cooperation agreement for the eLEAP technology in December 2024, focusing on creating a global ecosystem for this technology [1]. - The eLEAP technology utilizes maskless deposition and lithography techniques, allowing for more precise RGB pixel patterning, significantly increasing aperture ratio, achieving higher brightness, and improving production efficiency while reducing costs [1]. - The first 32-inch automotive eLEAP display, developed by CarUX and JDI, is noted for its significant energy efficiency, consuming 76% less power compared to high-end LCD displays of the same size, with a 12% increase in resolution, 15% increase in brightness, and a 690-fold improvement in contrast [1]. Group 2: JDI's Manufacturing Challenges - JDI's Mobara factory, once a key manufacturing site for panels, is set to close by November 2025 due to continuous losses, reducing JDI's operational factories from six to one [3]. - The Mobara factory was crucial for producing TFT-LCD and OLED panels and was a major supplier for Apple’s iPhone screens [3]. - Despite multiple discussions between CarUX and JDI regarding R&D and products, no commercial agreement was reached, and investment discussions were not part of these negotiations [3].