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| Apple has an ambitious goal to bring the iPhone 13. Production |
Apple is attracting more Chinese suppliers to meet its ambitious production target for the iPhone 13, showing that the country's technological competitiveness continues to improve despite Washington's attempts to rein in Beijing's technology ambitions.
Apple plans to produce 90 to 95 million iPhones by January. Chinese electronics maker Luxshare Precision Industry won 3% of orders for the next series of iPhone 13s. This is different from Taiwanese competitors Foxconn and Pegatron.
Luxshare Precision Industry started production of the iPhone 13 Pro this month, which is a huge achievement for a company that has yet to make the iPhone itself.
Newcomers to Apple's supply chain usually start making older iPhone models.
According to experts, the two companies acquired by Luxshare Precision last year, South Korea's camera module maker Cowell and Taiwan's metal frame maker Casetek, supplied key components and components for this year's products. The new iPhone.
Although this year Luxshare Precision Industry was a small part of Apple's mobile phone production. But his involvement has confused competing iPhone sellers.
Foxconn and Pegatron are concerned about the Chinese automaker's competitiveness and ability to secure a greater proportion of orders in the future.
Apple has an ambitious goal to bring the iPhone 13. Production
Despite the US imposing trade restrictions on China, Luxshare Precision Industry still has the option to jump into iPhone manufacturing, and South Korea.
For example, the Chinese company Lens Technology has supplied glass covers and covers for Apple mobile phones. This year, however, it also showcased a metal case for the first time.
At the same time, Sunny Optical Technology, the largest manufacturer of smartphone camera lenses in China, is said to have entered the iPhone supply chain for the first time and supplied it with a small number of rear-view camera lenses.
This news came after several reports indicated that BOE Technology will soon start shipping OLED panels for the iPhone 13.
The letter emphasizes the US company's ongoing mission to diversify its supply chain as much as possible. In addition to reducing risks and improving bargaining power between key players in the supply chain.
The iPhone 13 prototype is slated to launch next month. The 2020 series appears to be four-inch, measuring 5.4 inches, 6.1 inches, and 6.7 inches.