According to a report from ijiwei, citing Wall Street Journal, HP plans to raise prices on some of its products and accelerate the relocation of more production lines out of China in response to mounting tariff pressure. The move comes as the company lowered its full-year outlook, citing greater-tha...

In response to the uncertainty surrounding Trump's tariff policies, major tech companies are diversifying their supply chains to reduce potential risks. While countries like India have emerged as new hot spots, Tom's Hardware notes that the three leading PC manufacturers—Lenovo, HP, and Dell�...

Recently, market rumors suggested that iPhone assembly plants in China had halted operations starting April 9 due to the impact of Trump’s trade war. However, according to Economic Daily News, production lines in China are currently operating normally. As the report notes, the two major iPhone ...

Following the footsteps of PC makers such as Dell and HP, which reportedly aim to reduce the number of components made in China as quickly as possible, a report by technowvoice suggests that American networking giant Cisco is also joining the ranks, as it has now prohibited suppliers from providing ...

According to a report from MoneyDJ, citing Nikkei, Microsoft, HP, and Dell are reportedly stockpiling electronic components in anticipation of increased tariffs on Chinese goods, expected to take effect once Donald Trump assumes office in January. The report states that Microsoft has instructed i...