Tech Hardware
PCs, printers, contract manufacturers, phone chips, US solar modules, and the IT channel. Not AI chips or data-center networking. Apple, Dell, HPE, Western Digital, and Seagate also appear on other Sterling pages.

The Tech Hardware sector on Sterling tracks 14 companies.
Who is on Tech Hardware (14 companies)
These companies are five different businesses
Apple is a $307B product company sitting on a $109B Services business
PC revenue at Dell, HP, and Apple
Servers, storage, and hard drives that also sit on Data Centers
The PC cycle turned up in 2025
Apple still sells most of its hardware in the Americas and Europe
HP Printing still earns more profit than PCs
Margins show these are not the same kind of hardware business
Companies in the Tech Hardware sector (14)
Related industries
Frequently asked questions
What is the Tech Hardware sector?
PCs, printers, contract manufacturers, phone chips, US solar modules, and the IT channel. Not AI chips or data-center networking. Apple, Dell, HPE, Western Digital, and Seagate also appear on other Sterling pages.
Which companies lead the Tech Hardware sector?
Sterling tracks 14 companies in Tech Hardware, led by Flex Ltd. (FLEX), Jabil (JBL), Gartner (IT), Verisign (VRSN), First Solar (FSLR) and Skyworks Solutions (SWKS).
How can I invest in the Tech Hardware sector?
Publicly traded names in Tech Hardware include Flex Ltd. (FLEX), Jabil (JBL), Gartner (IT), Verisign (VRSN) and First Solar (FSLR). Compare them side by side on Sterling. Data last updated August 26, 2026.