#1 → #4

Sichuan's place among China's computer-making provinces, 2022 to 2025: output fell from 92.2 million units to 38.3 million.

53%

Sichuan's share of China's fall in computer output, 2022 to 2025: China's provinces made 23.6% fewer, Sichuan 58.5% fewer.

25%

Guangdong's share of China's computer output in 2025, up from 16% in 2022; of the top eight, only Guangdong and Hubei made more.

the numbers & method
Sichuan fell from first to fourth among China's computer makers. Source: National Bureau of Statistics of China, output of industrial products by province (annual), 2025.
2022 (M)2025 (M)
Sichuan92.238.3
Chongqing86.355.7
Guangdong69.583.0
Jiangxi49.544.5
Jiangsu33.319.6
Anhui29.527.7
Shanghai27.616.1
Hubei13.419.6

Claim types Fact

NBS National Data, output of industrial products by province (annual), 'Output of Micro Computer Equipment' (NBS category; published in 10,000 sets, shown here in million units), latest period 2025, read from the NBS National Data API via the progrss vault (§4.11, nbs-china 12 matches/0 mismatches). Provinces reporting output: 21 in 2022, 22 in 2025; the eight shown are the eight biggest in both years, so their ranks are ranks among all reporting provinces. Sichuan: 9,221.22 (2022, 1st), 5,337.78 (2023, 3rd), 4,856.86 (2024, 3rd), 3,829.00 (2025, 4th), in 10,000 sets; Sichuan was first only in 2022; second, behind Chongqing, in 2019–2021 (9,751.37 in 2021). Totals are progrss sums of the provinces NBS lists: 43,418.17 (2022) and 33,186.15 (2025). Derived values (shares, changes, Sichuan's 52.7% share of the fall of 10,232.02 (10,000 sets)) are progrss calculations. 2021 is left out as the comparison start because 2021 was a peak year. Jiangsu (19.59 million) and Hubei (19.61 million) are near-tied in 2025. Reasons for the shift are not claimed. Licence: NBS terms (credit 'National Bureau of Statistics (www.stats.gov.cn)'); plates only, not for paid packs or data products.

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