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Wiwynn Opens $1.6 Billion Server-Manufacturing Facility in Texas

Wiwynn (TPE:6669) has launched an advanced manufacturing facility in Texas as part of its strategy to ramp up production for servers and racks for AI and cloud infrastructure, according to a Tuesday release.The cloud data-center infrastructure provider has invested more than $1.6 billion in the site, which will offer production and testing of air racks.The first building spans an area of around 393,000 square feet and is now in mass production, while the second building, spanning around 476,000 square feet, is expected to start production during the second quarter of 2027.

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Wiwynn Adjusts Stock-Dividend Ratio, Total Distribution Unchanged

Wiwynn (TPE:6669) adjusted its stock dividend ratio to 1,982.8 shares per 1,000 shares from 1,984.2 shares, according to a Friday Taiwan bourse filing.The total stock dividend remains unchanged at NT$3.72 billion.The adjustment follows the conversion of the company's 2024 first unsecured overseas convertible bonds into common shares, which increased the number of outstanding shares.The revised stock dividend is NT$19.83 per share, compared with NT$19.84 previously.

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Update: Wiwynn Mexico Awards $32 Million Leasehold Improvement Deal in Mexico

Wiwynn (TPE:6669) unit Wiwynn Mexico approved $32.4 million in leasehold improvements at a facility in Chihuahua, Mexico.The contract was awarded to Servicios Mecanicos de Construccion Juarez, according to a Friday Taiwan bourse filing.

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Wiwynn Buys Business-Use Equipment Worth $114 Million in Three Deals

Wiwynn (TPE:6669) agreed to acquire business-use equipment in separate deals, with two totaling about $114.2 million and the third deal valued at NT$1.07 billion, according to Friday Taiwan bourse filings.The company agreed to acquire equipment from Air Matrix Sales for $19.6 million.Its unit, Wiwynn Mexico, agreed to acquire equipment from Fluidos y Tecnologia for $94.6 million.Meanwhile, another unit, Wiwynn Smart Manufacturing agreed to acquire equipment from Panasonic Industrial Devices Sales for NT$1.07 billion.All acquisitions are for operational purposes, the manufacturer of cloud infrastructure products said.

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Wiwynn Books H1 Attributable Profit of NT$29 Billion

Wiwynn (TPE:6669) posted a net profit attributable to owners of NT$29.1 billion for the first half, or NT$156.38 per basic share.The manufacturer of cloud infrastructure products' operating revenue amounted to NT$554.7 billion, according to a Friday disclosure, which did not provide comparative year-ago figures, on the Taiwan Exchange.

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Wiwynn Corp.'s Operating Revenue Up 41% in July

Wiwynn Corp.'s (TPE:6669) operating revenue during July rose by 41% to NT$117.7 billion from NT$84.5 billion a year earlier, according to a Friday filing with the Taiwan Exchange.

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Wiwynn's Malaysian Unit to Undertake MYR89.1 Million Building Improvements Work

Wiwynn's (TPE:6669) Malaysian subsidiary, Wiwynn Technology Service Malaysia, will carry out building improvements to its facilities at Senai Industrial Park in Malaysia for 89.1 million ringgit, according to a Wednesday filing with the Taiwan Exchange.The improvements are required for operations.

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Wiwynn Unit to Buy Equipment for $17 Million

Wiwynn (TPE:6669) unit Wiwynn Technology Service Malaysia will acquire a batch of business-use equipment for $17.1 million.The equipment will be purchased from Shuz Tung Machinery Industrial, according to a Tuesday Taiwan Exchange filing.The equipment will be used for operational needs, the IT infrastructure manufacturer said.

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Wiwynn, Shinwa Controls Partner on Liquid Cooling Infrastructure for Data Centers

Wiwynn (TPE:6669) formed a strategic collaboration with Shinwa Controls to develop liquid cooling infrastructure for AI and high-performance computing data centers, according to a Wednesday press release.The companies said the effort follows three years of joint engineering and validation work, integrating Wiwynn's server platforms with Shinwa's thermal control and direct liquid cooling technologies.The systems are designed to address rising thermal demands from AI workloads as operators move beyond conventional air-cooling methods in high-density compute environments.Wiwynn said the solution targets improved energy efficiency and reduced operating costs for hyperscale cloud customers, with the systems now positioned for production deployment.

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Market Chatter: Wiwynn Warns of Emerging AI Hardware Shortages Despite Strong Demand Outlook

Wiwynn (TPE:6669) said shortages are beginning to surface across key data center components beyond memory chips, even as it expects demand for AI infrastructure to remain robust over the coming years, Bloomberg News reported Friday, citing Chairwoman Emily Hong.Hong said the imbalance in supply is shifting across different parts of the hardware chain, making bottlenecks harder to predict, as hyperscalers continue to ramp up spending. She added that demand for AI server equipment is likely to stay elevated over the next three to five years, supported by major capital investments from global tech firms, the report said.Wiwynn, a major Nvidia server supplier, is expanding its US footprint and exploring new funding options, including convertible bonds and depositary receipts, to support its growth plans, Bloomberg said.(Market Chatter news is derived from conversations with market professionals globally. This information is believed to be from reliable sources but may include rumor and speculation. Accuracy is not guaranteed.)

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Market Chatter: Wiwynn Positive on 2026 Outlook on AI Orders, Data Center Demand

Wiwynn (TPE:6669) expects business performance to be solid throughout 2026, driven by sustained artificial intelligence orders and strong hyperscale data center demand, Taipei Times reported Monday, citing CEO William Lin.The cloud computing equipment supplier's first-quarter revenue surged 62% on year to NT$276.5 billion, reflecting robust hyperscale spending.Momentum in the first three months of 2026 was driven by strong shipments for platforms based on graphics processing units, CPUs, application-specific integrated circuits, server solutions, and storage applications, Lin reportedly told the media after the company's annual general meetingShares of Wiwynn dropped nearly 6% in Tuesday's midday trade.(Market Chatter news is derived from conversations with market professionals globally. This information is believed to be from reliable sources but may include rumor and speculation. Accuracy is not guaranteed.)

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Wiwynn Logs NT$14 Billion Profit in Q1; Shares Gain 5%

Wiwynn (TPE:6669) posted a net profit attributable to owners of NT$14.1 billion for the first quarter, or NT$75.95 per basic share, according to a Thursday disclosure on the Taiwan Exchange.Shares gained about 5% in Friday's afternoon trade.The manufacturer of cloud infrastructure products did not provide comparative year-ago figures.Operating revenue amounted to NT$276.5 billion, it said.

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Wiwynn Buys Right-of-Use Assets Worth $123 Million in Texas; Shares Gain 6%

Wiwynn (TPE:6669) acquired two building right-of-use assets in Texas with a combined value of about $123 million, according to a Friday Taiwan Exchange filing.Shares gained about 6% in Monday's midday trade.The assets, covering a total of roughly 881,000 square feet, were purchased from SLC Building 6 and SLC Building 9.The leases run from mid-2027 to late-2039, the cloud IT infrastructure provider said.The properties are aimed at supporting the company's operational needs.

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Wiwynn Grants NT$980 Million M&E Deal for New Headquarters Project

Wiwynn (TPE:6669) awarded a mechanical and electrical (M&E) engineering deal worth NT$980 million for its new headquarters project in Taipei, Taiwan, to Taiwan Power Engineering.The project is part of a previously approved plan to build a headquarters on leased land, with a total budget capped at NT$4 billion, according to a Wednesday Taiwan Exchange filing.The contract will not have a material impact on the company's financial or business operations, the cloud IT infrastructure provider said.

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