Following years of decline due to inflation and economic uncertainty, the PC industry is projected to rebound in 2025 with a 2.9% growth in sales, reaching over $225 billion. This recovery is driven by stabilizing supply chains, budget-friendly prices, and the increasing demand for AI-optimized processors and cutting-edge graphics.
THE past three years have been a rough ride for the PC industry. With inflation crunching consumer purchasing power and fewer people spending money on new tech, PC sales plunged by more than $20 billion, one of the sharpest drops in the market's history.But after years of turbulence, the industry is finally on the road to recovery.According to data presented by Stocklytics.com, global PC sales are projected to grow by 2.
As a result, global PC sales are expected to grow by 2.9 percent for the first time in four years and hit over $225 billion in 2025, though still $4.5 billion shy of 2021's peak.The laptop segment is expected to drive most of this recovery, with sales projected to rise 3.6 percent to $132.1 billion, making up 58 percent of the market revenue. Tablet sales will increase by 2.6 percent and hit $55.1 billion, representing a quarter of total sales.
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