Asus reported July consolidated revenue of NT$84.13 billion (approximately $2.6 billion), down 21.17% from June's record level but up 53.33% from a year earlier, marking its strongest July on record and the fourth-highest monthly total in company history. Revenue for the first seven months reached NT$550.23 billion (approximately $17.1 billion), up more than 40% year-over-year, with PC and server operations driving growth; July brand revenue rose 55.2% to NT$78.75 billion, and seven-month brand revenue increased 42.76% to NT$513.85 billion. Attention now turns to Asus's August 12 second-quarter earnings call, where investors are focused on AI server shipments (systems built for AI workloads) and whether the PC business can maintain momentum after first-half order pull-ins. Asus Co-CEO Hu Shu-pin said server order visibility for the second quarter and second half is high and that the company now expects full-year server revenue to double, while Asus Co-CEO Hsu Hsien-yueh said the broader PC market could see shipments fall 10% to 15% this year even as higher ASPs (average selling prices) support stable to slightly higher industry revenue. Separately, the Taipei Exchange will begin a seven-session earnings presentation series on August 12, with livestreams and archived replays available on its website.