China accounts for about 75% of the global PC production, creating challenges for vendors attempting to relocate manufacturing to evade tariffs in the short term. Although there is a gradual shift to other countries, overcoming the complexity of rebuilding production at scale is not straightforward. Additionally, it's uncertain if vendors will lower prices or increase them to counter potential revenue loss in the US, which represents 27% of the PC market. These tensions create a complicated landscape for both manufacturers and consumers.
China produces about three-quarters of the world's PCs, and moving production capacity away from China to avoid tariffs is challenging for vendors in the short term.
The US, holding 27% of the global PC market, may see changes in demand, compelling vendors to seek revenue elsewhere.
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