Announce the cancellation without using Chinese chips! Struggling to gain a foothold in the Chinese market? Dale has already responded
The PC giant has had a rough year over the past year. After all, it's not easy to perform well in a recession. At the same time, Dell IncThe bankruptcy also caused a series of adjustments.
According to a report released by Canalys, Dell's performance continued to decline in the first quarter of this year. The second quarter was the largest, with a year-on-year increase of 52%. Dell is faced with this situation, in large part because of the previous announcement that it will not adopt it"Chinese chips"。Therefore, Dell must state that it will not withdraw from China, or indeed will not adopt a Chinese operating system.
However, even so, Dell's business in China appears to be sluggish.
Dell Services also recently completed a new business. This isn't the first write-off for Dell, which closed more than 20 subsidiaries of local companies earlier last year, including eight of Dell's. In this regard, many people feel that Dell cannot come to the Chinese market, so they have made this step to cancel. At this point, Dell has reacted.
In clarifying the rumors, Dell's senior executives have indicated that Dell has no plans to withdraw from the mainland market, and that the move is just one step in its diversification strategy. It means that although the current situation is very bad, they have no intention of leaving the mainland. At the same time, there will be some adjustments in production, but not all adjustments, but diversification of production.
Broadly speaking, Google still wants to continue to make profits in the Chinese market, but it is not necessarily a good idea to continue to increase its exposure to China.
Seeing this, many people may feel that this has nothing to do with Dell's ** or its existence.
At first glance, it may seem like this, but one thing that many people overlook is that many of Dell's subsidiaries in China have closed, but Dell's situation is not so bad. This coincides with the rumors that Dell is going to withdraw from the ** chain, develop elsewhere, and no longer use Chinese chips. In other words, Dell has long had a plan to transform, and it has not stopped, which caused the company to lose money again.
Therefore, the author believes that there is no reason why Dell should not gain a foothold in China, but after Dell withdrew, they felt that their market share was declining. You must know that there is a big difference between active retreat and passive retreat.
If they just retreat passively, it won't affect us too much. However, if it is a voluntary retreat, there are two things that must be considered. And how can they make up for the gap in production capacity? When most PC vendors are starting to move production capacity away from the backend, how much more advantage can our **chain have? It should be noted that almost no foreign-owned enterprises now use the same method to run their business.
Now, India itself is eyeing our manufacturing industry and wants to take our first-chain enterprises out of our market. If that's the case, instead of asking Dell to withdraw, it's better to keep foreign-owned companies and stop them from developing. Dell eventually gave a full subsidy to the PC industry in India. What do you think about this? Welcome to leave a message, like, share!