Google plans to stop making Pixel products in China by 2027
The US tech giant has informed suppliers of its intention to produce all Pixel smartphones, smartwatches, and wireless earbuds outside of China, starting next year. This move is driven by ongoing Washington-Beijing tensions and aims to increase smartphone shipments, with production shifting to Vietnam and India.
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