Royal Philips NV is set to unveil a new light Thursday that it claims will replace the fluorescent tube lamps that are common in many offices around the world. In an interview with The Associated ...

According to Philips, the TLED lamp is intended to replace the antiquated fluorescent tube lighting used in the business world en masse – accounting for more than half of the world's total lighting.

Rene van Schooten, CEO of Philips' light sources division, said that in 10 years, LEDs will replace at least half of the world's fluorescent bulbs, which have been the main source of workplace ...

Philips announced today that it will end research and development of fluorescent stroboscopic backlighting ... Better yet, LEDs produce a whiter, brighter light that is more easily dynamically ...

This ban also applies to Halogen bulbs and it’s possible that by 2025, Compact Fluorescent Light bulbs (CFLs ... or with your phone. Philips Hue smart bulbs offer all these features and more ...

Some companies that are members of the GLA make more profit selling fluorescent lamps than LED lamps. For example, the most recent financial statement of Signify/Philips show that the profit from ...

Gone are the days when we used to rely on the old faithful incandescent bulbs and traditional fluorescent ... lighting at home, without cables and catered to your needs, with its Philips Smart ...

Philips started its lighting manufacturing in Thailand in 1960 with an incandescent lamp factory. Then it diversified to include a fluorescent tube plant and a luminaries factory, which served ...

If you’ve worked in an office, you’re probably familiar with the soft glow of fluorescent tubes drifting from the ceiling. If Europe’s Philips brand is right, those lamps could soon be history.