- According to Bloomberg News, the Chinese government is moving to have all foreign technology, including hardware and software, removed from state offices.
- It’s not clear yet if printers and MFPs would be affected, but as computer peripherals, there’s a good chance that they would be.
- China could replace those printers and MFPs with those made by Pantum, a division of Ninestar of China (which also makes Lexmark products0
- part of China’s strategy to become independent of foreign technology makers
- Beijing will likely replace as many as 20 million computers at government agencies with domestic products over the next three years, according to research from China Securities.
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