The Latest Breaking News from Asetek

Noctua announced its first-ever mainstream AIO liquid cooler back at Computex earlier this year, where it said it would launch sometime in the first quarter of 2026. Now, thanks to an updated roadmap, we know that it's planned for Q2 2026. Noctua's AIO will be based on Asetek's G8 V2…

Pristine evolution, plain and simple.

Look past the frivolous screens on the showfloor and you'll find some genuine upgrades headed our way.

And it's still good for CPUs up to 400 W, apparently.

Asetek is set to launch its first ever value sim racing rig with console support, and I’m the first person on the planet to tell you all about how it drives — months before its release.

But as with all of Noctua's projects, it won't really be released until it's perfect.

With the expiration of its foundational patent on May 6, 2025, Asetek loses a key competitive edge in the all-in-one liquid cooling market, opening the door for rivals to innovate.

Things might get worse before they can get better for Asetek.

As Asetek's customers abruptly cancel orders, the company has to withdraw revenue guidance published in March.