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Informa TechTarget (Nasdaq: TTGT) announced its participation at Content Marketing World conference in San Diego, CA from September 15-17, 2025. The company's leaders will present a session titled "The Trust Advantage: Content Strategy at the Intersection of Innovation & Expertise" on September 16.
The presentation, led by Mandi Tompkins and Travis Gonzalez, will address critical challenges in B2B marketing, including the fact that 95% of audiences aren't ready to buy at any given time. The session will focus on building trust in an AI-driven landscape, leveraging expert partnerships, and creating effective content ecosystems for nonlinear buying journeys.
Display Driver IC (DDIC) shipments are forecast to decline by 2% year-over-year in 2025 before rebounding with 2% growth in 2026, according to Omdia's latest market tracker. The large-area DDIC segment expects a 0.5% YoY decline, with LCD TV DDICs falling 6.6% despite representing 40% of the market, while IT applications show 3% growth.
In the small & medium-area segment, shipments are projected to decrease by 5% YoY, with smartphone DDICs declining 1% and LCD smartwatch DDICs dropping sharply by 28%. The 2026 rebound will be supported by 1% growth in LCD TV panel shipments and increased 4K LCD panel penetration from 61% to 66%.
According to Omdia's latest research, the global LED video display market experienced a 6.2% year-over-year growth in Q2 2025. The growth is driven by increasing demand across multiple sectors including public spaces, retail, sports & live events, smart cities, and corporate environments.
Key technological advancements include Micro-LED and Mini-LED technologies achieving pixel pitches as fine as 0.4mm with 30% higher energy efficiency, and sustainability features that consume 40-60% less power than conventional displays while maintaining 50,000+ hours of operational life. Major players like Samsung, LGE, Leyard, and Unilumin are developing innovative solutions for architectural integration and experiential marketing.
Omdia's latest research reveals that retail media is poised to capture 20% of global advertising revenue by 2030, with the sector expected to exceed $300 billion. The growth is driven by retailers leveraging first-party customer data through retail media networks, offering brands targeted advertising solutions on their digital properties.
The research highlights that the advertising video market is projected to reach $400 billion by 2028. These findings will be presented at IBC2025 (September 12-15, 2025) in Amsterdam, where Omdia returns as the Official Research Partner for the third consecutive year.
Omdia's latest research projects the global games peripherals and accessories market to exceed $20 billion in 2025 and approach $25 billion by 2030. Gaming monitors will dominate the market, accounting for 49% of revenue in 2025 and over half by 2030.
The sector has shown remarkable growth, with revenue reaching $18.7 billion in 2024, representing a 44.3% increase from 2020. This contrasts sharply with the broader gaming market, which grew only 1.8% to $172.8 billion during the same period. Premium gaming peripherals manufacturers have successfully maintained higher price points, particularly in the monitor segment, driven by demand for improved resolution and refresh rates.
A new report from Omdia projects significant growth for the Wi-Fi HaLow (802.11ah) market, forecasting a 79% CAGR through 2029. Wi-Fi HaLow fills a crucial gap in wireless connectivity, offering a balance between traditional Wi-Fi and low-power alternatives.
The technology shows particular promise in video transmission applications, with initial adoption expected in the industrial sector for security, surveillance, and automation. Market expansion is anticipated in smart home security (2026) and smart city applications (2027).
According to Omdia's Practice Lead Andrew Brown, HaLow's infrastructure could support various IoT applications beyond video, including sensors, actuators, and lighting systems.
A new forecast by Omdia projects significant growth in the AI data center chip market, with expectations to reach $286 billion by 2030. The market showed remarkable growth of 250% year-on-year between 2022-2024, but growth is expected to moderate to 67% from 2024 to 2025.
While NVIDIA maintains market dominance, alternative solutions like custom ASICs and merchant ASSPs from companies such as Google (TPUs), Huawei (Ascend), Groq, and Cerebras are gaining momentum. AMD has also strengthened its position with its Instinct GPU line following major software investments in 2024.
AI infrastructure spending is projected to peak in 2026 as a share of data center spending, with growth gradually tapering toward 2030. The forecast covers GPUs, AI ASICs, FPGAs, and CPUs with AI acceleration capabilities.
South Korea is emerging as a major player in the Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV (FAST) market, with revenues expected to double from $23 million in 2024 to $48 million by 2030, positioning it as the 12th largest global FAST market. The country's FAST ecosystem is led by Wavve, Samsung TV Plus, and LG Channels, with Samsung TV Plus ranking as the 5th most-watched video service on connected TVs in Korea.
Netflix has played a crucial role in promoting Korean content globally, offering over 8,000 Korean titles in South Korea. The Korean government has committed ₩1 trillion ($720 million) to strengthen domestic OTT services and launched the Global K-FAST Alliance to expand Korean FAST channels internationally.
According to Omdia's Smartphone Model Market Tracker 2Q25 report, smartphones are being manufactured with fewer camera lenses, with the global average dropping to 3.19 cameras per device in Q2 2025, down from 3.37 year-over-year.
Key findings include:
- Average rear cameras decreased to 2.18 from 2.37 year-over-year
- Dual-camera phones led with 41% market share, followed by triple-cameras at 36%
- Single-camera models grew to 21% of shipments
- 50MP-class cameras dominated with 58% of shipments
The trend is driven by manufacturers prioritizing higher resolution over camera count, with CIS demand expected to decline 4.3% in 2025 to 4.19 billion units.
Global TV shipments declined 2.1% year-over-year to 47.1 million units in Q2 2025, marking the first annual decline since Q1 2024, according to Omdia's TV Sets Market Tracker. Key mature markets saw significant drops, with Western Europe falling 9.7%, North America 7.4%, and Japan 4.5%.
Chinese manufacturers TCL and Hisense experienced their lowest growth rate since 2023 at 4.8%, while emerging markets showed strength with Middle East & Africa growing 8.7% and Asia & Oceania up 6.4%. The Chinese domestic market grew 1.6%, while the OLED segment declined 1.8% due to heavy discounting of 2024 models.
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