According to Dan Nystedt, relaying Taiwanese media, AI server maker Wistron's October revenue was NT$402.6 billion, up 117.6% year over year, and that of fellow Taiwanese server maker Wiwynn rose 80.9%.

(event date November 6)

Concept illustration: a black-framed screen stands in front of an open book whose pages show grey lines. On the screen, a box lettered WISTRON points by a line to a grey building with a black server rack in its doorway, blue lettering reading "wistron" sits beside the box, and on the same ground line to the right stand a short beige stack of sheets and, to its right, a much taller red stack, each with a white band partway up and a top sheet with a curled corner; outside the screen at the lower right, a box with a person's name in capital letters is linked by a line to a dot on the screen's bottom edge. Printed on the image: +117.6% YoY Wistron October revenue, per Nystedt.

Through October, revenue at both server assemblers was still growing sharply year over year, though Wiwynn's fell 4.5% from September. These figures predate the November 5 chip selloff and come only through Nystedt's relay of media reports (Dan Nystedt, 2026-11-07), so they cannot yet show whether the drop reflects slowing server orders. According to Taiwan's Central News Agency, Wistron said November and December would be better than October and that its US investment plans haven't changed (CNA, 2026-11-06). According to the Commercial Times, Wiwynn's October revenue was 4.5% below September's peak; Wiwynn blamed tight upstream materials and said, as its own outlook, that customers' order visibility remains strong (Commercial Times, 2026-11-07). Next to watch: November revenue, released in early December, the first monthly figures after the selloff. How we checked →

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SecondSource (2026). "According to Dan Nystedt, relaying Taiwanese media, AI server maker Wistron's October revenue was NT$402.6 billion, up 117.6% year over year, and that of fellow Taiwanese server maker Wiwynn rose 80.9%.." https://secondsource.io/en/news/2026-11-08-3/. Accessed access date.