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Corning on February 1 announced that its board of directors has approved funding for the establishment of an LCD glass facility to be located in China.
Corning claims to be the first TFT-LCD glass substrate supplier to announce a production facility in China, though the company has not yet decided on a location for the facility and no details of investment amounts were released.
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