October revenue at four Taiwanese server assemblers was above a year earlier at all four, from 46.02% higher at Inventec to 117.56% at Wistron; Wiwynn and Inventec fell from September.

Month-on-month growth has diverged among the assemblers, and the monthly figures are company-compiled with no product breakdown, so they don't show how much comes from AI servers. Wistron's October revenue was about NT$402.6B, up 117.56% on a year earlier and 5.73% on September (Taiwan Stock Exchange, 2026-11). At Quanta, October revenue was about NT$353.3B, up 103.96% on a year earlier (Taiwan Stock Exchange, 2026-11). Wiwynn and Inventec grew more slowly. Wiwynn's revenue was up 80.94% on a year earlier and down 4.34% on September (Taiwan Stock Exchange, 2026-11), and Inventec's was up 46.02% on a year earlier and down 18.93% on September (Taiwan Stock Exchange, 2026-11). The filings don't say why Wiwynn and Inventec fell from September. Wistron also filed the same day that its board approved about NT$11.927B of new investment at its Tainan site (Taiwan Stock Exchange, 2026-11-11). How we checked →
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SecondSource (2026). "October revenue at four Taiwanese server assemblers was above a year earlier at all four, from 46.02% higher at Inventec to 117.56% at Wistron; Wiwynn and Inventec fell from September.." https://secondsource.io/en/news/2026-11-12-5/. Accessed access date.