From Jeff Brown, editor, Exponential Tech Investor: Flexible display technology has long been the stuff of science fiction.

The ability to have compact, light, and flexible devices opens up incredible potential for consumer electronics.

Think about reading your newspaper from a device the size of a magic marker. Or exercising with a small screen embedded in a wristband.

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These kinds of devices are coming quicker than you may think. 2015 was a turning point for the industry—Samsung, LG, and Taiwanese company AU Optronics all released new flexible display technology.

The markets forecast exponential growth of these displays over the next 10 years. By 2025, this will be a $30 billion market.

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One U.S.-based company—a primary supplier to Apple (AAPL) since the iPhone was released in 2007—is perfectly positioned to benefit from this trend. Corning (GLW) is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of fiber optic cables, photonics, glass panels, and display technology. Its flexible display technology is called Willow Glass.

Corning is an excellent addition to a large-cap, high-tech investment portfolio. It has a 2.66% dividend yield and is expected to generate almost $1.4 billion in free cash flow in 2016. Corning’s forecasted revenues for 2016 are $9.6 billion, up 5.6% from 2015. (This is all significant growth since 2012’s $8 billion revenue.)

In my Exponential Tech Investor newsletter, I focus mostly on small-cap, leading-edge technology companies growing exponentially. Right now I’m researching a few small, lesser-known companies specializing in advanced display and photonics technology. They could become fantastic investment opportunities in the near future. Click here to learn more.