The profits of many representative consumer electronics companies in the third quarter are under pressure, actively creating new growth poles.

In the third quarter of this year, affected by factors such as rising storage costs, exchange rate fluctuations, Apple's adjustment of product release cycles, and AI, the gross margins of many representative consumer electronics companies have declined, and their profits have come under pressure. However, the revenue of most companies has remained growing, releasing signals of positive long-term development. Industry chain enterprises are actively seeking new growth areas in AI glasses, robots, cloud cameras, automobiles, servers, and optical communication to mitigate the cyclical risks of a single track and create second and third growth poles.