Asia Tech News Digest - July 13, 2026

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1 TechAsia The AI agent helping B2B companies master chatbot search Synscribe recently hit US$500,000 in ARR by helping Y Combinator startups optimize their content for AI chatbots like ChatGPT. AI
2 DigiTimes Pegatron June revenue rose 15.9% on server shipments and AI expansion Pegatron reported June revenue of NT$91.296 billion (US$28.43 billion), up 15.9% year over year and down 4.9% from May, as shipments increased on the gradual rollout of its new server business. The Taiwan-based electronics manufacturer said the business mix shift had helped deliver double-digit annual growth for two st ElectronicsAI
3 DigiTimes Intel eyes dual-side power in 1.4nm push against TSMC Intel is reportedly preparing a new technology roadmap for its next-generation 1.4nm process, 14A2, as it evaluates a hybrid architecture that can deliver power from both sides of the chip. Industry observers say Intel and Samsung Electronics are both taking on harder-to-manufacture technologies in the ultra-advanced p ElectronicsSemiconductor
4 DigiTimes TSMC June 2026 revenue surges 68% as AI demand continues to fuel growth TSMC reported another month of strong revenue growth, underscoring continued demand for advanced chips used in AI applications. According to the company's June revenue report, consolidated revenue reached NT$442.68 billion (approx. US$13.8 billion) in June, up 6.2% month-over-month and 67.9% year-over-year. For the fir AISemiconductor
5 TechAsia Samsung completes Tesla AI5 chip design The AI5 chip would follow Tesla’s current AI4 self-driving computer, which is built on Samsung’s 7nm process. Semiconductor
6 TechAsia TSMC eyes price increase for mature chip production AI demand is spreading beyond high-performance computing chips to mature-node products, such as power management integrated circuits and power devices. AISemiconductor
7 EETAsia RISC-V Gains Ground as Preferred Computing Architecture for Space Missions Space agencies and semiconductor developers are adopting RISC-V to modernize space computing while preserving legacy software compatibility. The post RISC-V Gains Ground as Preferred Computing Architecture for Space Missions appeared first on EE Times Asia . Semiconductor
8 EETAsia AI in APAC Must Be Built as a Data System, Not Just a Compute System Once inference begins, the divergence becomes clearer—compute may scale in waves, but data keeps growing without pause. The post AI in APAC Must Be Built as a Data System, Not Just a Compute System appeared first on EE Times Asia . AI

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