AI hardware is propping up world trade, and pulling it toward East Asia and North America

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AI hardware is propping up world trade, and pulling it toward East Asia and North America

The resilience of global goods trade amid tariff escalation and an energy shock is real, but it rests on a narrow base. A breakdown of ITC Trade Map export data shows that a handful of AI hardware categories, led by servers, processors and memory chips, account for well over a third of the growth in world exports, and that the gains are flowing overwhelmingly to a small group of East Asian exporters and their North American customers.

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