In an era of increasing uncertainty in the global trade environment, China's hardware industry has gradually become one of the focuses of international trade frictions. European and American countries have increased tariff barriers and technical restrictions on various types of hardware products in China under the pretext of "anti-dumping" and "national security", and the export of some products has been blocked. At the same time, Southeast Asian countries have seized the international market with their cost advantages, further exacerbating the competitive pressure in the industry.
Chinese hardware companies are accelerating transformation and upgrading, increasing product added value through intelligent manufacturing and green production, and expanding the "Belt and Road" and emerging markets. Industry associations call on the government to strengthen international consultations, while companies diversify risks through overseas factory construction and cross-border e-commerce. Despite short-term pressure, the industry is still optimistic about the growth potential brought by global layout and technological innovation in the long term.
