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Samsung Electronics tops global gaming monitor market for seventh straight year

Samsung Electronics\' gaming monitors ranked No. 1 globally for a seventh straight year, according to market researcher IDC. Samsung held an 18.9 percent value share of the 2025 global gaming monitor market for models with refresh rates of 144 Hz or higher. Shipments in the segment rose more than 15 percent to 3.1 million units. Samsung also led the OLED monitor market for a third straight year with a 26 percent value share, as shipments nearly doubled to 2.34 million units.

Telecommunications & Media

Wavve introduces HDR picture and immersive audio for sports broadcasts

Online video service Wavve said on Tuesday it will apply Dolby Vision HDR video and Dolby Atmos immersive audio to broadcasts of all events on the Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association and Korea Professional Golf Association tours. It said the simultaneous use of both technologies in sports live broadcasts is a first across domestic broadcasting and streaming services. The rollout begins with the 2026 KLPGA Tour season-opening event, The Siena Open 2026, which starts on April 2.

Games & Commerce

Nvidia DLSS 5 draws backlash over worst graphics examples

Nvidia\'s next-generation graphics technology DLSS 5 has become the focus of controversy after drawing negative reactions, TechRadar reported on March 17. DLSS has generally been viewed positively after gradual improvements, despite early criticism of visual distortion. DLSS 5 is aimed at boosting realism using real-time neural rendering, but users report distorted character faces, altered appearances in sports games and changes that hurt story immersion. Some also cite washed-out lighting and overly bright scenes.