Summary: Microsoft, AWS and Google are trying to drastically reduce China’s role in their supply chains Crunch
1. Tech companies Microsoft, Amazon, and Google are increasing their production efforts outside of China due to escalating geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and China.
2. Microsoft aims to manufacture up to 80% of components for its Surface devices and data centers outside China by 2026, while also moving some Xbox production to other parts of Asia.
3. Amazon Web Services is evaluating options to buy fewer printed circuit boards from its supplier, possibly due to shifting production outside China, and Google is pushing suppliers to ramp up server production in Thailand. However, the quick transition could be challenging given the complexity of components and Chinese partners' expertise.
2. Microsoft aims to manufacture up to 80% of components for its Surface devices and data centers outside China by 2026, while also moving some Xbox production to other parts of Asia.
3. Amazon Web Services is evaluating options to buy fewer printed circuit boards from its supplier, possibly due to shifting production outside China, and Google is pushing suppliers to ramp up server production in Thailand. However, the quick transition could be challenging given the complexity of components and Chinese partners' expertise.
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Tech firms Microsoft, Amazon, Google expand manufacturing outside China amid US-China tension. Microsoft targets 80% Surface device and data center components production outside China by 2026, with Xbox manufacturing moving to Asia. AWS considers reducing printed circuit boards from Chinese
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ID: 1c052d05-1859-4b0f-b43f-e8a4a84a1e5e
Category ID: listed_summary
Date: Oct. 17, 2025
Notes: 2025-10-17
Created: 2025/10/17 00:12
Updated: 2025/12/08 00:10
Last Read: 2025/10/17 08:39