South Korean media ET news reports that Samsung Display has plans for resurrecting its development of OLED TVs. This conclusion is based on the opinion of "multiple representatives from universities and industries". According to them, Samsung Display has summoned a group of 300-400 employees from the LCD Business Department to work on inkjet printing OLED TVs. This could actually mean not only OLED TV development but also research and development of spontaneous-emitting QLED that is an advanced form of OLED. Within its research institute, Samsung Display will appoint a special task force that will focus solely on next-generation TV technologies such as QLED and micro LED. Based on its research, this group will create strategic plans for product development.
The report also states that this R&D group will focus on large-scale oxide TFT technology as well. Probably, that's a move to catch up with LG Display which has already adopted oxide-based large-sized TV panels by using the latest deposition technologies - the inkjet printing process. The first and subsequently abandoned approach of Samsung to OLED back in 2012 and 2013 was based on LTPS (Low-Temperature Polycrystalline Silicon) panels.