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Shenzhen emerges as a tech hardware hub for U.S. demand

CNBC World says the city has attracted tech hardware activity tied to what U.S. companies need that is not as readily available elsewhere.

Reported · Written up by our desk · China

Shenzhen, a coastal city in China, has grown into a key hub for tech hardware that U.S. firms cannot ignore, according to CNBC World.

In its newsletter, CNBC describes Shenzhen as a practical alternative to Silicon Valley for hardware-centered technology work.

The outlet characterizes the shift as a broader rise in Shenzhen’s role in global tech supply chains, driven by what U.S. companies want to access in hardware.

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CNBC WorldCNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Betting on Shenzhen over Silicon Valley

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