Well, President Trump's new tariffs are now officially in, and the numbers aren't looking good for consumers at all since it is now expected that hardware prices could rise massively. President Trump's Newest "Reciprocal Tariffs" Are Expected To Target IT Manufacturers The Most Out of All Others We knew that with Trump 2.0, there would be consequences for the trade world, but with the reciprocal tariffs announced yesterday, the supply chain could potentially witness devastating impacts. The administration claims it is an "eye-for-eye" move, but based on what experts are claiming, the tariff percentages are higher than expected. It won't […]
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