PC Partner, the parent company of GPU brands like ZOTAC, Inno3D, and Manli, has made strategic moves to mitigate the impact of geopolitical tensions and trade restrictions. The company recently relocated its headquarters from Hong Kong to Singapore and is now listed on the Singaporean Stock Exchange. Additionally, manufacturing operations have been shifted to Indonesia, with production lines gearing up for the upcoming RTX 50 series.

Key drivers for this relocation include:

1. Import Restrictions: Limitations on high-performance GPU imports into China and Hong Kong, including the anticipated restrictions on RTX 5090 and 5080 GPUs.
2. Tariff Concerns: Potential tariffs on computer hardware and GPUs motivated preemptive action.

NVIDIA, whose GPUs are central to PC Partner’s products, appears supportive of the move. NVIDIA employees attended the company’s listing ceremony in Singapore, indicating compliance with U.S. trade regulations. This strategic restructuring reflects PC Partner's effort to future-proof its operations against geopolitical risks and trade barriers.