Asia Tech News Digest - July 07, 2026

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Semiconductor
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Electronics
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Logistics
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Pharmaceutical
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Biotechnology
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1 DigiTimes Unimicron prices US$1.355 billion overseas depositary receipt offering Unimicron Technology has priced a large overseas depositary receipt sale that could affect global investors monitoring Taiwan's electronics supply chain and semiconductor-related financing trends. The deal, which will fund foreign-currency purchases, is expected to reduce interest costs and strengthen the company's bal SemiconductorElectronicsLogistics
2 DigiTimes World models can lift South Korea in self-driving tech The global autonomous-driving industry is locked in fierce competition around end-to-end (E2E) self-driving technology, but a world model that can reason through unknown scenarios is the real key to physical AI autonomy, according to an automotive tech researcher in South Korea. AI
3 DigiTimes Solstice Advanced Materials to buy Element Solutions in US$14.5 billion deal The planned acquisition of Element Solutions by Solstice Advanced Materials would create a larger supplier serving electronics, data center cooling, and other industrial markets closely watched by customers and investors worldwide. The deal may reshape competition in advanced materials, where demand is rising alongside SemiconductorElectronicsAI
4 TechAsia Taiwan chip supplier Unimicron seeks up to $1.4b offering Unimicron's share sale includes a 90-day lock-up for insiders and large shareholders. Semiconductor
5 TechAsia Israeli cybersecurity firm Cyera eyes $1b Oasis deal Oasis Security raised US$120 million in Series B funding in March 2026, focusing on AI agent security. AI
6 TechAsia Samsung Q2 profit seen up 19x on AI memory demand For now, Samsung said AI-driven demand kept memory chip prices high, helping lift earnings. AISemiconductor

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