Samsung Display is apparently working on a Holographic display technology, with Apple expected to be the initial consumer for its Spatial iPhone.

A new report from Schrodinger (via AndroidHeadlines) has surfaced details about a Samsung project codenamed MH1, which is a holographic display.

Samsung is building innovative display technology for Apple’s next conceptual leap, but step back, and it makes total sense. These two companies have been swapping money and components for years.

The upcoming iPhone Ultra is already expected to ship with a flexible OLED panel sourced straight from Samsung Display. So Apple tapping Samsung for holographic glass isn’t scandalous; it’s just business.

Well, the project MH1 is currently sitting in phase one of R&D. Samsung hasn’t even cleared the foundational research stage yet. If this technology ever reaches commercial production, we’re looking at 2030 at the earliest.

Samsung has pulled off technically ambitious things before. The foldable display market was a punchline until the Galaxy Z Fold stopped being one.

If the MH1 project somehow reaches a point where the holographic layer is sharp, intuitive, and private, that changes the conversation entirely.

Right now, MH1 is a codename on a whiteboard somewhere in Samsung’s lab. Apple’s spatial iPhone is a rumor wrapped inside a concept and 2030 is a long time to wait for something that might never ship.

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