Reactions to the tariffs and vetoes of the United States towards China continue, in this case Google has decided to move its production of products out of China.
The business situation between China and United States it is becoming more and more tense. The first step was the veto of Huawei for an alleged espionage, of which they have not yet provided evidence. Google first and then a long list of companies such as Intel, Qualcomm and others, have applied the veto to the Chinese company. MSI was one of the first to move its production outside of China, specifically to Taiwan. Now Google has also moved production of some of its products outside of China.
Google moves the production of its products out of China
In principle, the company will only stop producing in China the products that are marketed in the United States. Mainly they have moved the production of their motherboards, destined for servers and Data Centers in the United States. Nest, the company's speakers, will also cease to be produced in China and will be produced in Taiwan.
This information is not news, since there have been rumors about a transfer of production of products outside of China for days. There was no information on the products that were going to be removed from its Chinese production to another country.
Nintendo and Apple would also be working on an alternative to producing products in China. Intel, for its part, had planned to move its memory production to its plant in China, although what will happen with the trade war is unknown. Other companies may imitate the decisions of Nintendo, Apple, and Google.
An information that arrives a few days after a possible postponement of the veto for Huawei for three years was known. Above all, the change in production has to do with the decisions of technology tariffs imposed on China.
Source: Bloomberg
