| # | Source | Title | Summary | Topics | Link |
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| 1 | TechAsia | Hyundai delays AI driver-assist system launch to 2029 | Its first Nvidia-based vehicles will use cameras, radar, and ultrasonic sensors instead of lidar. | AI | Read |
| 2 | DigiTimes | AI server exports to US slow; electronics parts jump 1.5 times in August | Taiwan's Ministry of Finance on September 9 said electronic parts exports reached US$32.22 billion in August 2026, a record monthly high, rising US$11.83 billion, or 58%, from the same month in 2025. Integrated circuits rose US$11.55 billion, up 60%, while printed circuit boards increased US$140 million, up nearly 30%. | Electronics | Read |
| 3 | DigiTimes | AI server tracker: Taiwan optics race beyond 1.6T | Taiwan's optical communications supply chain is entering a more consequential phase of the AI infrastructure cycle. Demand is broadening beyond conventional pluggable transceivers toward continuous-wave (CW) lasers, fiber array units (FAUs), external laser sources and co-packaged optics (CPO), while transmission speeds | AILogistics | Read |
| 4 | DigiTimes | Delays trim CAEC August sales, but UPS demand outlook stays firm | Changs Ascending Enterprise (CAEC) said some shipments of lithium iron phosphate battery systems used in semiconductor uninterruptible power supply equipment were delayed after customers adjusted plant expansion schedules, and heavy rain in southern Taiwan slowed delivery and acceptance. August 2026 revenue fell from J | Semiconductor | Read |
| 5 | TechAsia | Flipkart fintech arm Super.money launches AI shopping agents | Super.money says its AI agents will reach 20 million monthly users within two months. | AI | Read |
⭐ Today's Top Story
Hyundai delays AI driver-assist system launch to 2029
Its first Nvidia-based vehicles will use cameras, radar, and ultrasonic sensors instead of lidar.
Asia Tech News Digest - September 13, 2026
Generated: 2026-09-13 08:00 UTC · Sources: 2 websites monitored