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TechTarget, Inc. reports developments under the Informa TechTarget name, including financial results, segment reporting and product activity for its B2B technology market services. Following the completed Combination Plan, the company operates through Brand to Demand, which supports technology marketers and sales teams with content, market expertise and permissioned audience data, and Intelligence & Advisory, which includes technology research and advisory activity.
Recurring updates also include Omdia research on technology markets such as smartphones, tablets, cellular IoT, cloud infrastructure, semiconductors and TV operating systems. Company announcements describe go-to-market services, buyer-journey solutions, customer programs, partnerships and the use of proprietary market data to support enterprise technology vendors and related clients.
Omdia forecasts global PC shipments will decline 12% in 2026 to 245.3 million units, citing severe memory and storage supply shortages and a minimum 60% price rise in 1Q26. Lower-price PCs ($500) are hardest hit (-28% to 62.1M); high-end ($900+) may sustain modest growth. Omdia flags downside risk toward a 15%+ decline if shortages worsen and notes regional transport uncertainty from Middle East conflict.
Omdia forecasts global smartphone shipments will fall about 7% in 2026, driven by tightening memory supply and elevated memory prices that raise BOM costs and erode vendor profitability.
Downside risks include continued memory price increases and geopolitical volatility, which could push shipments down >15% under a stress scenario.
Omdia reports global TV shipments were flat at 61.5 million units in 4Q25, despite a 25.3% decline in China. Strong growth in Latin America (+12.5%), Middle East & Africa (+9.4%), North America (+4.7%) and Western Europe (+3.2%) offset the China drop.
TCL and Hisense grew combined shipments +2.2% and raised North America share to 30.7%. OLED shipments rose 8.6% while Mini LED is positioned as a premium focus.
Omdia reports global wearable device shipments exceeded 200 million units in 2025, up 6% YoY. Xiaomi reclaimed the top spot with 18% market share, followed by Apple at 17% and Huawei at 16%. Omdia expects modest single‑digit growth in 2026 driven by on‑device AI and subscription monetization.
Informa TechTarget (Nasdaq: TTGT) announced a board leadership change: Patrick Martell will become a non-executive director and Chair, succeeding Mary McDowell. Patrick Martell, Chief Executive of Informa Markets, will assume the Chair role effective March 1, 2026. The announcement notes the company's combination program is now complete.
Life Science Connect appointed Don Hawk to its Board of Directors on February 25, 2026. Mr. Hawk co-founded TechTarget and serves on the Board of Informa TechTarget (NASDAQ: TTGT), bringing 26 years of B2B marketing, product and data-driven platform experience.
LSC said Hawk will help expand its data, analytics and lead-activation services as the company evaluates acquisitions and growth opportunities to scale its life‑sciences digital communities and events.
Omdia reports Europe smartphone shipments fell 1% in 2025 to 134.2 million units amid weaker demand and new USB-C eco-design rules.
Samsung led with 46.6M units; Apple grew 6% to 36.9M (a record 27% share); Xiaomi shipped 21.8M; HONOR entered the top five at 3.8M.
Omdia finds microdramas are rapidly scaling on mobile: global revenue reached $11B in 2025 and is forecast at $14B by end-2026. In the US microdrama apps deliver higher daily mobile viewing minutes than Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+ (ReelShort: 35.7 minutes).
Omdia highlights the US as the largest international market (expected $1.5B of non-China revenue by 2026) and notes strategic implications for streamers, telcos and content partners.
Omdia projects Micro LED display revenue will double 2025–2026, rising from $52.4 million to $105.4 million, driven by smart watches, public displays and near-eye applications.
Rapidly maturing manufacturing (LEDoS, mass transfer) and adoption in ultra-large and ultra-small displays underpin growth to about $6.8 billion by 2032 (≈4.4% of flat panel market).
Mainland China cloud infrastructure spend reached $13.4 billion in Q3 2025, up 24% YoY, the second consecutive quarter above 20% growth. Alibaba Cloud led with 36% share, Huawei Cloud 16% and Tencent Cloud 9%. AI demand, platform reliability, and partner-led revenue (25%) drove expansion.