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�...

According to a report from ijiwei, citing Tom’s Hardware, the White House’s 125% tariff on all Chinese imports is expected to have a major effect on the electronics sector, given that a large number of tech companies — including U.S. firms like Dell and HP — rely on manufacturing operations...

In a report by Bloomberg on August 29 citing sources, it’s rumored that Intel Corp. is working with investment bankers to navigate what is described as the most challenging period in its 56-year history. Reportedly, Intel is said to be exploring various options, including spinning off its produ...

Recently, "Black Myth: Wukong" created by Chinese team was released and quickly became a smash hit among game players worldwide with its stunning graphics, rich gameplay, and unique storyline. Behind this game lies the application of several cutting-edge technologies, including virtual reality an...

While HP is making a move to withdraw over half of its PC production lines from China, according to a report from Economic Daily News, ODM such as Quanta and Inventec have already started setting up operations in Thailand to address their clients' need to reduce geopolitical risks by shifting suppl...