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News for TechTarget, Inc. (Informa TechTarget) (Nasdaq: TTGT) centers on its role in B2B technology markets and the activities of its research and advisory group, Omdia. Company communications describe Informa TechTarget as a growth accelerator for the B2B technology sector, supported by technology-specific digital properties, permissioned first-party audiences, and intent data. Omdia, part of Informa TechTarget, publishes research and analysis across multiple technology domains, and these findings frequently appear in press releases.
Visitors to this news page can expect coverage of Omdia’s market research on areas such as semiconductors, smartphones, PCs, cloud infrastructure services, wearable audio devices, and media and entertainment. These releases typically summarize key market metrics, growth trends, vendor rankings, and segment performance, while also highlighting Omdia’s interpretation of how technology markets are evolving.
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For investors, analysts, and technology professionals, following TTGT news offers insight into how Informa TechTarget and Omdia characterize developments in key technology markets and how the company communicates its own strategy, recognition, and investor outreach. This page aggregates those updates so readers can review the latest publicly released information in one place.
Omdia forecasts that emerging TV OS platforms will capture 28% of the European TV OS market by 2030, up from 21% in 2025, driven by VIDAA, Titan OS and TiVo. Google TV currently leads with a 32% share but is projected to lose share to independent, revenue-sharing platforms.
Omdia expects a 2028 inflection when combined shipments of VIDAA, Titan OS and TiVo reach 11.9 million units, with VIDAA reaching 18.0 million units globally by 2030 and 7.0 million units in Europe.
Omdia reports India smartphone shipments fell 5% YoY to 30.9 million units in 1Q26, hit by weak seasonal demand, rupee depreciation and rising inflation. vivo led with 20% share (6.3m), followed by Samsung (5.1m) and OPPO (4.7m, +21% YoY). Omdia warns of double‑digit shipment declines in 2026 as price resets and inventory caution persist.
Informa TechTarget (Nasdaq: TTGT) expanded its financial services industry coverage to the United Kingdom, effective April 20, 2026. The company added UK-based brands such as Accountancy Age, The CFO, and The Global Treasurer, increasing its permissioned financial-services audience by more than 180,000.
The move extends Informa TechTarget’s data-driven content marketing, demand-generation, and event amplification solutions to UK financial-services decision-makers and builds on a 2025 performance that included 46 editorial awards and a 235% increase in AI-driven traffic.
TTGT - Omdia forecasts a sharp slowdown in the AMOLED smartphone display market for 2026. AMOLED shipments are expected to fall to 778 million units in 2026, a 7% year-on-year decline, driven by rising memory costs, higher logistics expenses, and weaker demand from Chinese smartphone brands.
The flexible AMOLED segment is projected to decline for the first time in seven years, while rigid AMOLED shipments will contract for a second consecutive year. Omdia says Apple is positioned to gain share due to stable semiconductor supply and higher margins.
Informa TechTarget (Nasdaq: TTGT) will release first quarter 2026 results after market close on May 7, 2026. A live conference call and webcast with CEO Gary Nugent and CFO Dan Noreck begins at 5:00 p.m. ET. Replay will be available on the investor relations website.
Management will attend the Needham virtual conference on May 14, 2026 and present at the J.P. Morgan Global Technology, Media and Communications Conference in Boston on May 20, 2026 (CEO presentation at 12:00 p.m. ET).
Omdia forecasts that VIDAA (formerly VIDAA) is set to overtake LG’s webOS in European smart TV shipments in 2025, driven by Hisense’s expanding footprint, competitive pricing, broader distribution and global marketing.
Android TV remains the market leader while webOS and Samsung Tizen see gradual share declines, increasing platform fragmentation and creating challenges for advertisers and content providers.
Omdia warns many neoclouds are unprepared for AI networking demands, based on an audit of 50 neoclouds. Key findings: compute is scaled but networking is constrained; five risk areas—skills, accountability, cloud on-ramps, IP ownership, and transit resilience—require enterprise scrutiny.
Findings cite concrete metrics: 43% need network/security hires, 46% control only small IPv4 blocks, one-in-five rely on a single IP transit provider, and 64Tbps aggregated port capacity across 191 IXPs.
Omdia reports Mainland China smartphone shipments fell 1% year-on-year in 1Q 2026 to 69.8 million units, pressured by rising memory costs and retailer price increases. Huawei led with 13.9M (20% share) and Apple was second with 13.1M (19%).
Omdia noted top-six vendors held a combined 94% market share and projects the China market will shrink ~10% in 2026 if memory costs persist.
Omdia reports the global smartphone market grew 1% YoY in 1Q26, helped by channel inventory frontloading despite rising supply costs and logistics friction. Memory prices jumped ~90% QoQ in Q1 and are forecast to rise ~30% in Q2, pressuring vendor margins.
Omdia warns shipments may fall ~15% in 2026 as higher prices depress demand; Samsung and Apple led share at 22% and 20% respectively in 1Q26.
Omdia reports global PC shipments rose 3.2% YoY in 1Q26 to 64.8 million units, with notebooks at 50.8M and desktops at 14.0M. Cost pressures—memory, storage and CPU—are expected to increase from Q2, prompting vendors and channels to pull orders forward. Lenovo led with 16.5M units (25.5% share); HP fell 4.9% to 12.1M; Dell and Apple grew 7.8% and 5.4% respectively.