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‘Quanta Mulls MacBook Production In Vietnam, Sources Say’ – DigiTimes

Quanta Computer is mulling relocating its production lines for Apple's MacBooks to Vietnam, according to industry sources.

byBenzinga Newsdesk

November 28, 2022

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Quanta Computer is mulling relocating its production lines for Apple’s MacBooks to Vietnam, according to industry sources.

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‘Quanta Mulls MacBook Production In Vietnam, Sources Say’ – DigiTimes

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