HIGH-TECH
Computing Hardware OEMs
World’s Most Productive Companies
Computing Hardware OEMs
Computing Hardware OEMs design and build PCs, servers, and enterprise computing systems. Productivity tracks unit demand, mix toward higher-value servers and AI infrastructure, and the efficiency of global manufacturing and supply chains. Scale, supply chain mastery, and a tilt toward data-center and AI hardware increasingly drive the leaders' productivity.
The group was about flat in 2025, sitting about 15% above its 2019 baseline. Lenovo and HP led as World’s Most Productive Companies. None of the companies improved on the year, a broad-based decline.
Computing Hardware OEMs World's Most Productive Companies
Productivity Snapshot
- Computing Hardware OEMs ranks fifth of eight High Tech peer groups in 2025, at an Industrial Productivity Index of 1.15, about 15% above its 2019 baseline.
- 0 of 5 companies grew productivity in 2025.
- They are the group’s World’s Most Productive Companies: Lenovo (1.21), HP (1.16).
- The group sits well above its 2019 baseline, with Lenovo and HP both ranking among the World's Most Productive Companies on scale and supply chain discipline.
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