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Major PC makers are shifting production back to China as costs rise — HP, Asus among firms moving work in efficiency push

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Memory and CPUs now make up about 68% of a mainstream laptop's parts bill, and HP and Asus are reportedly heading back to China to claw back savings elsewhere.

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    Major PC makers are shifting production back to China as costs rise — HP, Asus among firms moving work in efficiency push

    Memory and CPUs now make up about 68% of a mainstream laptop's parts bill, and HP and Asus are reportedly heading back to China to claw back savings elsewhere.

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