Google and Microsoft are accelerating efforts to shift production of their new phones, personal computers and other devices from China to south-east Asia amid the worsening coronavirus outbreak, with factories in Vietnam and Thailand expected to be the beneficiaries, the Nikkei Asian Review has learnt. Google is set to begin production of its latest low-cost smartphone — expected to be dubbed the Pixel 4A — with its partners in northern Vietnam as soon as April. Google also plans to manufacture its next-generation flagship smartphone — the Pixel 5, as it is expected to be called — in the second half of 2020 directly from the south-east Asian nation, two people with direct knowledge told Nikkei. Read More...
Google and Microsoft are accelerating efforts to shift production of their new phones, personal computers and other devices from China to south-east Asia amid the worsening coronavirus outbreak, with factories in Vietnam and Thailand expected to be the beneficiaries, the Nikkei Asian Review has learnt. Google is set to begin production of its latest low-cost smartphone — expected to be dubbed the Pixel 4A — with its partners in northern Vietnam as soon as April. Google also plans to manufacture its next-generation flagship smartphone — the Pixel 5, as it is expected to be called — in the second half of 2020 directly from the south-east Asian nation, two people with direct knowledge told Nikkei.
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