Asia Tech News Digest - October 20, 2026

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Electronics
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Biotechnology
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1 TechAsia SoftBank credit risk highest since 2022 on AI worries The rise came as investors worried about AI funding needs and a possible acquisition of Allied Universal. AI
2 CNA Half of OVHcloud capacity is available, AI model launching in early 2027, CEO says Half of OVHcloud capacity is available, AI model launching in early 2027, CEO says AI
3 DigiTimes AI servers drive TVS and ESD demand for Yea Shin Tech AI servers are driving demand for power components, transient voltage suppressors (TVS), and electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection devices. Yea Shin Technology, a subsidiary of Eris Technology, will begin trading on Taiwan's emerging stock market on October 23 and plans to raise the share of 6-inch wafers in its cap AISemiconductorLogistics
4 DigiTimes Thermaltake expands AI workstation lineup on edge AI demand Thermaltake is targeting the growing edge AI market with a new workstation lineup. Chairman Kenny Lin said the company has transformed from a gaming components maker into an AI PC and workstation systems provider. The company plans to launch three product lines in the second half of 2026 and aims for AI-related product AI
5 DigiTimes Samsung's HBM4 supply lock-in exposes limits of China's CXMT as Apple and Tesla seek DRAM alternatives Samsung Electronics is expected to enter 2027 with approximately 80% of its planned memory production secured under long-term contracts, reinforcing its pricing position while China's ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) expands capacity and attracts attention from US tech companies seeking alternative DRAM suppliers. Electronics
6 CNA Chinese AI tool behind cyberattacks in Japan: Security firm Chinese AI tool behind cyberattacks in Japan: Security firm AI
7 TechAsia Alibaba says XuanTie chip shipments top 6 billion The figure appeared to cover cumulative shipments, though it was unclear whether it included chips made by Alibaba’s partners. Semiconductor
8 TechAsia Nvidia wins CPU deal with AI cloud startup Modal Nvidia says Vera is a next-generation data center CPU for AI factories, extending its push beyond graphics processing units (GPUs). AI

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